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    Mae Tuck meets Miles and Jesse regularly. The Treegap wood is privately owned. The author discusses a Ferris wheel to symbolize how seemingly unrelated events may be connected. Three important unconnected events occur that could potentially be linked. At the center of the wood was something hidden under pebbles that would have caused immense disaster if discovered. The narrator imagines feeling both frightened but also calm in the Treegap woods. The author notes that things are more interesting when they don't belong to you, which the narrator neither agrees nor disagrees with.

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    Mae Tuck meets Miles and Jesse regularly. The Treegap wood is privately owned. The author discusses a Ferris wheel to symbolize how seemingly unrelated events may be connected. Three important unconnected events occur that could potentially be linked. At the center of the wood was something hidden under pebbles that would have caused immense disaster if discovered. The narrator imagines feeling both frightened but also calm in the Treegap woods. The author notes that things are more interesting when they don't belong to you, which the narrator neither agrees nor disagrees with.

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    Mae Tuck meets Miles and Jesse regularly. The Treegap wood is privately owned. The author discusses a Ferris wheel to symbolize how seemingly unrelated events may be connected. Three important unconnected events occur that could potentially be linked. At the center of the wood was something hidden under pebbles that would have caused immense disaster if discovered. The narrator imagines feeling both frightened but also calm in the Treegap woods. The author notes that things are more interesting when they don't belong to you, which the narrator neither agrees nor disagrees with.

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    Name:_______________________ Date:_______________

    Prologue

    1. How often does Mae Tuck meet Miles and Jesse?

    2. Who owns the Treegap wood?

    3. Why do you think the author discusses a Ferris Wheel? What does the Ferris wheel
    symbolize?

    4. What three important events occur that appear unconnected?

    Chapter 1
    1. What is at the center of the wood? Why were pebbles there to conceal it? Why do
    you think it would have been an “immense disaster” if someone were to have found
    what was hidden?

    2. How do you think you would feel if you visited the Treegap woods—frightened,
    calm, nervous, or something else? Explain your answer.

    3. Explain what the author means when she states, “Nothing ever seems interesting
    when it belongs to you –only when it doesn’t.” Do you agree with this statement? Why
    or why not?

    Notes, Comments, & Questions:


    Example: pg. 3 What three things could be connected? I wonder how they are connected. Maybe this is
    the author giving me a clue!

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