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This is an ongoing series of discussions and summarizations about books for elementary, middle school, and high school students.
The podcast discusses details from the beginning through the end of the book, helping to increase comprehension and retention of the content, making it a valuable study tool for Battle of the Books, Reading Bowls, Reading Olympics, and other academic competitions as well as Literature Circles and Book Clubs.
In Chapter 12 of City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau, big changes and dark secrets are revealed. After the loss of Granny, Lina and little Poppy move in with the kind and practical Mrs. Murdo. Meanwhile, Doon makes a shocking discovery deep in the pipeworks: the mayor has been secretly hoarding food and supplies while the rest of Ember starves. What will Lina and Doon do with this dangerous knowledge?
Listen in as we read this pivotal chapter aloud—perfect for Battle of the Books practice, classroom use, or enjoying the story at home.
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Battle of the Books Quiz Center Study Sessions
This is an ongoing series of discussions and summarizations about books for elementary, middle school, and high school students.
The podcast discusses details from the beginning through the end of the book, helping to increase comprehension and retention of the content, making it a valuable study tool for Battle of the Books, Reading Bowls, Reading Olympics, and other academic competitions as well as Literature Circles and Book Clubs.
