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Ella Minnow Pea: A Progressively Lipogrammatic Epistolary Fable Summary & Study Guide Description
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Ella Minnow Pea is an eighteen year-old girl who lives on the small island of Nollop with her parents Gwenette and Amos. Ella's cousin Tassie and Tassie's mother Mittie also live on the island. Nollop is an independent island nation located just of the coast of South Carolina. Its population is diverse and the tight-knit society experiences little or no strife. Nollop was founded on the principle of equality for all shortly before the American Civil War and it remains peaceful, if isolated.
Nollopians prize language and its proper use above all. The people living on Nollop are not fond of modern technology and because of a recent hurricane, telephone service is inconsistent at best. Nollopians as a rule do not use computers with any regularity. There is a university on the island. Most of the inhabitants are avid readers and letter-writers....
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