Mr. Linden's Library HMH M9W1

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What is the main reason Mr. Linden collects books?

Back

Mr. Linden collects books because he can no longer travel the world, so he reads about different places instead.

Front

What does the term 'interior' mean in the context of a home?

Back

The term 'interior' means 'inside'.

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What is a key detail to include in a summary of Mr. Linden's story?

Back

A key detail is that Mr. Linden warns Carol that some books should not be read.

Front

What does Carol's action of reaching for the light by her bed signify?

Back

It signifies that Carol is having trouble staying away from the mysterious story.

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What happens to the ending of the book every time Carol reads it?

Back

The ending of the book keeps changing.

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Why is it important for Carol to take care of Mr. Linden's books?

Back

It shows Mr. Linden's trust in her and the responsibility she has.

Front

What does Carol's mother feel about Mr. Linden?

Back

Carol's mother is concerned about bothering Mr. Linden.

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What does the story suggest about the importance of libraries?

Back

The story suggests that libraries are important for access to knowledge and stories.

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How does sunlight play a role in the description of Mr. Linden's home?

Back

Sunlight creates a warm and inviting atmosphere in Mr. Linden's home.

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What can be inferred about Mr. Linden's character from his actions?

Back

Mr. Linden is caring and protective of his books and the stories they hold.