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Granny Torrelli and Rosie spend much of their time in the novel making traditional Italian food. How are Granny Torrelli’s meals a representation of The Power of Storytelling? Consider all the things that food does for our bodies and all the work entailed in preparing meals. How do stories function in similar ways for our minds?
Consider how the novel juxtaposes Rosie’s memories with Granny Torrelli’s stories. What is the difference in a memory and a story? At what point does a memory become a story? Think about the power of storytelling as you discuss.
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By Sharon Creech