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Good Night, Mr. Tom Study Guide
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by Michelle Magorian
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Good Night, Mr. Tom Study Guide consists of approx. 91 pages of summaries and analysis on Good Night, Mr. Tom by Michelle Magorian. Browse the literature study guide below:
This is a powerful, poignant book about a young boy, who finds kindness and love in a most unexpected place, the home of an elderly man out in the English countryside. It is interesting that the setup of Good Night, Mr. Tom is similar to the very popular C.S. Lewis novel, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. In both books, children are taken out of their London homes and evacuated to stay with strangers in the country, in order to keep the kids safe during the many bombings at the beginning of World War II. The old man, Mr. Tom Oakley, heals the young boy, loses him for a while, and then finds him, saving his life and bringing him back to health and a happy life together. ( read more) Chapter 1, "Meeting" Chapter 2, "Little Weirwold" Chapter 3, "Saturday Morning" Chapter 4, "Equipped" Chapter 5, "Chamberlain Announces" Chapter 6, "Zach" Chapter 7, "An Encounter over Blackberries" Chapter 8, "School" Chapter 9, "Birthday" Chapter 10, "The Case" Chapter 11, "Friday" Chapter 12, "The Show Must Go On" Chapter 13, "Carol Singing" Chapter 14, "New Beginnings" Chapter 15, "Home" Chapter 16, "The Search" Chapter 17, "Rescue" Chapter 18, "Recovery" Chapter 19, "The Sea! The Sea! The Sea!" Chapter 20, "Spooky Cott" Chapter 21, "Back to School" Chapter 22, "Grieving" Chapter 23, "Postscript"
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