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The Phantom Tollbooth Study Guide

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by Norton Juster
About 55 pages (16,562 words)
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Chapter 20, Good-by and Hello Summary

Milo retraces his journey home, a little concerned that someone might be worried about his extended absence. He finds the tollbooth with no trouble. He ends up back in his bedroom, and it is only 6:00 on the very day he left. Exhausted by his adventures, Milo soon falls asleep.

At school the following day, Milo's head is full of plans for a return trip to the Lands Beyond. When he gets home, the tollbooth is gone. A letter addressed to MILO, WHO NOW KNOWS THE WAY tells Milo that other boys and girls need the Phantom Tollbooth, and Milo will surely find a way back.....

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