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A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Betty Smith

Analysis of Major Characters

Themes, Motifs, and Symbols

Chapters 1–3

Chapters 4–6

Chapters 7–9

Chapters 10–12

Chapter 13–14

Chapters 15–17

Chapters 18–20

Chatpers 21–24

Chapters 24–26

Chapters 27–29

Chapter 30–33

Chapters 34–36

Chapters 37–39

Chapters 40–42

Chapters 43–45

Chapters 46–48

Chapters 49–51

Chapters 52–54

Chapters 55–56

Important Quotations Explained

Study Questions and Essay Topics

Suggestions for Further Reading

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