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Analysis Of Fly Away Home By Eve Bunting
Have you ever struggled with something very hard in your life? In the story, “Fly Away Home,” by Eve Bunting, there is a boy named Andrew and his father who are homeless, but live in an airport. Together, they do things to help make it through life. The theme of this story is always remember to stay strong during tough times.
At the beginning of the story, The little brown bird gets stuck in the airport. When Andrew sees the little brown bird is trying to get out he wants to do the same thing, but instead of flying out he wants to walk out. But after that Andrew heard the whistling of the bird. After a long while of trying to fly out of the airport,it finally did. When Andrew saw this it gave him so much hope.
Further into the story we

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