A.
Author
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J. Patrick Lewis
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B.
Title
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The House
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C.
Illustrator
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Roberto Innocenti
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D.
Readability Score
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n/a
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E.
Genre
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Poetry
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F.
Subgenre
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First person narrative
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G.
Theme
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Change
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H.
Primary and Secondary Characters
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Primary: House
Secondary: People that have come and gone from
the house.
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I.
Awards/Date of Publication
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Published: July 15, 1991
|
J.
Publishing Company
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Creative Editions
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K.
ISBN Number
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978-1568462011
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L.
Summary
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The House, built in 1656 out of stone and
wood, and tells about the many families and events that have occurred within
and around its walls. The story begins
with its walls collapsing and children finding it and using it for play. Then over the years it is rebuilt and many
happy and sad occasions take place.
Eventually the walls again deteriorate and the house is left
empty. Many years pass when a new
family see potential in the land upon which the house stands. The house is pushed away and a new home stands. The book is written in poetry as the house
talking about its experiences.
|
M.
Picture of Book Cover
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N.
Usage with students
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This book could be used to explain change and
history.
|
Monday, October 8, 2012
Module 7: Picture Book 12
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