Part I (Pages 1 - 22)
• The following version of this book was used to create this lesson plan: Keegan, Claire. Small Things Like These. Faber, London, 2021. Hardcover.
• This book was written from the third person perspective and in the past tense.
• In Chapter 1, it was winter in New Ross, a small town in Wexford, Ireland.
• Bill Furlong was the coal and timber merchant in town and was known as an honest, upstanding man.
• Furlong made most of the deliveries himself during busy times in the cold winter, but he had men working under him. The men often ate at the town restaurant Kehoe's.
• The men would eat heartily as Mrs. Kehoe would serve up hot food and then they would go out to work again.
• In Chapter 2, Bill Furlong had been born to an unwed mother in New Ross in 1946, on April 1st.
• His mother's family had abandoned her...
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