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    novel “ Goodnight Mister Tom” the protagonist Willie experiences dramatic changes and exciting if not terrifying events throughout the course of the story. He discovers warmth and kindness unlike anything he has ever known. This love mainly comes from his adopted father Mister Tom and his friend Zach. Willie is overwhelmed at the diversity from his life in London. After being with them he becomes happier‚ healthier and learns to trust and feel secure in his new home‚ knowing that Mister Tom and his

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    Research- Goodnight mister tom The War itself When was the Second World War? 1939-1945 Who were the Allies? U.S.A‚ Great Britain (UK)‚ Russia‚ Canada‚ China‚ Australia and France‚ were major Allies. They were countries that opposed the Axis powers. Who were the Axis powers? The Axis Powers consisted primarily of Germany‚ Italy‚ and Japan. Who was King of England? King George VI Who was the British Prime Minister? Neville Chamberlain was the Prime Minister at the start of the war however he resigned

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    In Toms point of view. Dear Rachel‚ It’s been over six months since Willie first came to live with me. I can’t believe that he was the same thin and sickly-looking boy that I was obliged to take in for the war effort. Yes‚ he was a very sickly child and couldn’t take the slightest bit of nutritious food. But the truth is‚ I quite enjoy having someone else around other then Sammy and watching him change into a boy that is full of self-confidence‚ healthy and most importantly‚ happy. It’s been great

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    Goodnight Mister Tom Theme: Growing Growing is a central theme in Michelle Magorian’s Goodnight Mister Tom. The main character William “Will” Beech grows in many ways including he grows physically‚ he grows with his knowledge‚ and he grows in terms of his abilities. William grows physically. For example‚ at the beginning of the book‚ William is described as ‘sickly and pale with limp sandy hair and dull grey eyes.’ He also has the height and is as tall as a six year old‚ as seen when he stands

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    Task: Willie Beech’s life and personality has been influenced by his mother‚ Mr Tom and Zach in the novel‚ "Goodnight Mister Tom". Write about how each character has influenced Willie’s life and personality. Which of these characters‚ in your opinion has had the greatest influence on Willie? A novel that I have read and enjoyed is "Goodnight Mister Tom" by Michelle Magorian. The novel takes place during World War 2. The novel deals with themes such as death‚ war and child abuse. It is about a called

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    Review of Goodnight Mr. Tom by Michelle Magorian Goodnight Mr. Tom is set in the midst of World War II and the German attacks of London. In the novel many children are sent away from England´s capital onto pacific places for protection. These children are called refugees and they are to stay in the houses of the inhabitants. This is then‚ the destiny of little William Beech who is sent to Little Wierwold to Tom Oakley‚ the man who shelters him. The child was being abused by his mother so he is

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    In Michelle Magorian’s prize-winning novel‚ “Good Night Mister Tom”‚ it is evident that love conquers all. Set during the Blitz in London in the 1940’s‚ Magorian tells a story of a ’thin and sickly looking…’ (pg 10) boy named William Beech who is evacuated from London to Little Wierwold to live with a‚ reclusive‚ old man‚ Thomas Oakley. As William and Tom begin to understand each other more‚ the notion that love conquers all becomes apparent thorough Tom’s changes in personality‚ Willie’s acceptance

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    Good Night, Mr. Tom Essay

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    Michelle Magorian’s heartwarming novel‚ Good Night‚ Mr. Tom‚ is not only a touching read but an intriguing one. It tells the story of eight-year-old William Beech‚ the abused boy of a troubled single mother. He is evacuated from London to a cozy town in the English countryside at the beginning of World War II‚ and finds himself in the care of Thomas Oakley. “Mister Tom‚” as he is endearingly called by Willie‚ is known around the village of Little Weirwold as apathetic and gruff. Caring for Willie

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    The Character of Tom Joad

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    The Character of Tom Joad In the novel The Grapes of Wrath‚ John Steinbeck delves deep into each character thoroughly. Throughout the book‚ Steinbeck uses intricate descriptions in order to depict the development and subtleties of each character. Each character has a unique personality that essentially develops into new qualities and attributes. Such development is seen in many characters throughout the book‚ including Rose of Sharon. She is seen as immature at the start of the book‚ but by the

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    Training at altitude is thought to benefit endurance runners through an adaptation process via acclimatization in hypoxic conditions with significant results in blood oxygen saturation increase via release of a hormone called erythroprotein which stimulates an increase in red blood cell (RBC) production (Garrettl & Kirkendal‚ 2000). Acute exposure to changes in altitude causes a reduction in the arteriole and alveolar oxygen partial pressure causing a relative change in the potential exercise intensity

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