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“The only difference between man and man all the world over is one of degree, and not of kind, even as there is between trees of the same species.Where in is the cause for anger, envy or discrimination?” -Mahatma Gandhi

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“The only difference between man and man all the world over is one of degree, and not of kind, even as there is between trees of the same species.Where in is the cause for anger, envy or discrimination?” -Mahatma Gandhi

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Drew found 2 pictures, and contributed to the summary

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Drew found 2 pictures, and contributed to the summary

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Emma wrote the summary and found a picture

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Emma wrote the summary and found a picture

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Ella found quotes and contributed to the summary

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Ella found quotes and contributed to the summary

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"For everyone's sake, leave the damn apples alone" (17)

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"For everyone's sake, leave the damn apples alone" (17)

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1. In chapter two, Michele begins by sharing what winter was like in Minnesota. She described, that her father always wanted to be the first house on the block to have their sidewalk shoveled. Next, Michele goes into how her parents "side-stepped" the relaters by looking in the obituaries. This way the families would be more willing to sell the home to their family. After this, she tells a story about how their neighbors had an apple tree in their yard and after conflict, ended up cutting it down and putting in a fence. Following this, Michele talked about "showtime". Her mother shared with her that when people were at the house showing across the street she would bring all of the kids outside, in hopes of showing the neighbors that they were here to stay. Finally shares a story about how a burglar broke into their house, and when they came home, he was still in the house. She went on to describe how instead of calling the police, her mother ran after the him screaming.

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"You see, by the time the rest of the neighborhood began their 
collective assault on the snow, our walkway was already whistle clean. That was a point of pride for my father" 
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"You see, by the time the rest of the neighborhood began their 
collective assault on the snow, our walkway was already whistle clean. That was a point of pride for my father" 
(11)

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Ella Romanelli, Emma Hutson, and Drew Nielsen

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Ella Romanelli, Emma Hutson, and Drew Nielsen

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Chapter 2