Bridge to Terabithia - Revision history

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BethanyS at 18:01, November 14, 2008

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Ed Poor: New page: '''Bridge to Terabithia''' is a story of two children who don't fit in well at school, and how they dealt with it. Primarily by escaping to imaginative play.

2008-11-14T17:12:03Z

New page: '''Bridge to Terabithia''' is a story of two children who don't fit in well at school, and how they dealt with it. Primarily by escaping to imaginative play.

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'''Bridge to Terabithia''' is a story of two children who don't fit in well at school, and how they dealt with it. Primarily by escaping to imaginative play.

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−	'''Bridge to Terabithia''' is a story of two [[children]] who don't fit in well at [[school]] and their escapism through imaginative play. It is a stereotypical story of how "failures" can succeed doing abstract things. Homeschooling was not even considered during the course of the story.	+	'''Bridge to Terabithia''' is a story of two [[children]] who don't fit in well at [[school]] and their escapism through imaginative play. It is a stereotypical story of how "failures" can succeed doing abstract things. [[Homeschooling]] was not even considered during the course of the story.

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+'''Bridge to Terabithia''' is a story of two [[children]] who don't fit in well at [[school]] and their escapism through imaginative play. It is a stereotypical story of how "failures" can succeed doing abstract things. Homeschooling was not even considered during the course of the story.
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+'''Bridge to Terabithia''' is a story of two [[children]] who don't fit in well at [[school]], and how they dealt with it by primarily by escaping to imaginative play. It is a stereotypical story of how "failures" can succeed doing abstract things. Homeschooling was not even considered during the course of the story.
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