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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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The author does not delve into some of the negative social issues presented in the book, i.e., Uncle Haskell's alcoholism and Aggie Kilpin's poverty. How would the lives of these characters be different if they had lived in the 21st century instead of the middle of the 20th century?

Discuss how Julie's connections with her extended family would be different if she lived today as opposed to the 1950's.

In what ways has Aunt Cordelia benefited Julie's life and how has she hindered her?

Why does Aunt Cordelia never expect any help from Uncle Haskell although he lives on the same property?

Discuss the emotional impact of first love and the betrayal of that love by someone who has unethical intentions such as Brett's false love for.....

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