Asclepias Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of Milkweed.

Asclepias Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of Milkweed.
This section contains 504 words
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Milkweed: A Story of Poland During World War II

Summary: Milkweed, a book by Jerry Spinelli, tells of a Polish boy during World War II from the point-of-view of an old man looking back on his life. Unaware of his past, the boy experiences a series of adventures, meeting interesting people along the way. These adventures and people seem to help give the boy an identity as they struggle through the war--and his later life.
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Milkweed is the story of an old man recounting his days as a young boy in Poland during World War II. During this time, he meets interesting people that take important roles in his life.

He doesn't know his past, he doesn't know who he is, what he is or where he is. He meets up with an older boy, Uri, who knows the streets of Warsaw. Uri makes up a name for the young boy and calls him Misha Pilsudski. Uri takes him to a group of boys who also steal food. After meeting these people, he learns of Jackboots, or Nazis. At first, Misha wants to become one, because of their shiny boots, but later he realizes what the Jackboots do. He and Uri move from place to place, until Misha meets Janina.

Janina and her family once lived in a large home and were...

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