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Leona [35]
3 years ago
9

Clearly identify one theme of the book in one complete sentence in poppy book?

English
1 answer:
Alex777 [14]3 years ago
8 0

Your answer would go like this, and the evidence from the book to back up the theme,  "Poppy" By AVI.  ========><><><><>< I think the topic of Poppy is that huge things come in little bundles. All through the entire book, Poppy was informed that she could never beat Mr. Orcas the owl who needs to execute her since she disrupted one of his norms. He was excessively extreme for her,/ and more grounded. Anyway Poppy was bold all through her entire trip. She experienced Dim wood Woodland and returned alive, which is uncommon for mice since they have a considerable measure of predators in the backwoods. At that point she battled Mr. Orcas; who needed to slaughter her all through the entire book, she murdered him. Despite the fact that Poppy's little she can do enormous things.




Hope that helps!!!!!!!!!!!!!                                                  : )

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