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Birchville
Birchville is the central location of the novel. A small town in Alabama, it is the place where most of the book's action takes place. Leia's great grandfather founded the town decades ago, and her family has lived there ever since. Currently, Birchie is the only Birch left in Birchville. The town is beautiful and idyllic and full of fond memories for Leia, who spent every summer in Birchville when she was a child. But the town is also full of hatred, bigotry, and segregation.
Birchie’s house
Leia stays in Birchie’s house to look after her grandmother. She worries about Birchie and Wattie living here in a big house with a lot of stairs. Birchie has lived in this house her whole life and does not want to leave. Leia has many childhood memories connected to this house, including spending a lot of summers playing dress...
This section contains 439 words (approx. 2 pages at 400 words per page) |