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Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret Study Guide

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by Judy Blume
About 53 pages (15,777 words)
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Chapter 23 Summary

That night, Margaret answers the door to Sylvia. Margaret asks her why she is there. Sylvia says if Margaret cannot visit her, she can visit Margaret. Sylvia asks about the other grandparents, and Margaret says they left. Sylvia says she thought they were staying a week. Margaret says they did too. Sylvia jokes they came to see the Hutchins, but she is also there for Margaret then asks if they got into church stuff. Margaret says sort of.

Sylvia says she knew that would happen. Sylvia tells Margaret she is Jewish, no matter what the Hutchins say. Margaret says she does not believe in God. Sylvia says.....

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