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After the Dancing Days Study Guide

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by Margaret I. Rostkowski
About 40 pages (12,103 words)
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What is Annie's most important discovery during the summer of 1918?

Explain why Annie is so distraught about learning the details of Uncle Paul's death?

Is the relationship between Annie and Andrew something that is feasible in real life, given the difference in their ages?

What important lessons about tolerance and acceptance does Annie learn from both her father and her mother?

Is Annie more like her parents, or do her personality traits seem more like her grandfather? Explain.

Compare and contrast the situation of returning veterans today, as.....

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