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BOOK SUMMARY THE GLASS CASTLE BY JEANETTE WALLS
PART FIVE - THANKSGIVING
SECTION ONE (Pages 285-288)
Summary
It is five years since Dad has died, and the family, minus Maureen,
is getting together at Jeannette and her new husband, John’s, old country
farmhouse for Thanksgiving. Mom arrives with Lori on the train, and the
two of them make quite a pair - Mom in four ratty sweaters and a shawl
and Lori in a cape and a fedora. Mom is grayer now, but she still has
rosy cheeks and bright eyes. John tells Lori and Mom all about the countryside
as they drive home from the train station. Jeannette mentions how she
loves John for all sorts of reasons, but especially because he finds her
scar interesting. The scar means that she is........
Notes
By the end of the book, the reader can appreciate that most of the Walls
family have come to terms with how they have........
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