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33 pages 1 hour read

Wringer

Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 1996

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Essay Topics

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In the beginning of the novel, Palmer is ruled by his desire to be accepted. How does peer pressure affect Palmer’s actions? How is Palmer’s greatest fear tied to this peer pressure? Use textual evidence to support your ideas.

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Explore Palmer’s relationships with Dorothy and the Beans Boys. How are these relationships different? What is at the center of each relationship? And what is the ultimate effect of each relationship on Palmer?

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Why does Palmer tell Dorothy about Nipper? How is this a turning point in Palmer’s life? Use textual evidence to support your answer.

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