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Up a Road Slowly Study Guide

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by Irene Hunt
About 46 pages (13,827 words)
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1. Irene Hunt also wrote The Lottery Rose. In what ways are Up a Road Slowly and The Lottery Rose very different in their portrayals of people and life? What might account for these differences?

2. Imagery plays an important role in allowing the reader to understand and sympathize with characters. Where is imagery used particularly effectively in bringing the reader inside the lives of Julie, Cordelia, and Haskell?

3. Uncle Haskell is a very different person at the end of the book than he is when he.....

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