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Our Fathers Study Guide

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by Andrew O'Hagan
About 26 pages (7,763 words)
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Our Fathers Study Guide consists of approx. 26 pages of summaries and analysis on Our Fathers by Andrew O'Hagan. Browse the literature study guide below:

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The chapter begins with six-year-old, teary-eyed Jamie Bawn leaving a seaside English town on a train. He is sad to leave old Mrs. Drake, a neighbor who reads to him from good books in return for his help with odd chores. Mrs. Drake has enclosed a new book for Jamie, along with several titles listed on a sheet of paper. She has gently explained to him that the kind people at the library in his new town would help him find the titles to continue his adventures in learning. (read more)
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      Part 1, Chapter 2
      Part 1, Chapter 3
      Part 1, Chapter 4
      Part 1, Chapter 5
      Part 1, Chapter 6
      Part 1, Chapter 7

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