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 \nSORRY,WRONG PLANET!  \nby  \nMaria Ensio  \nA Geneva Book  \nNew York,N.Y.  \nCarlton Press,Inc.  \n◎1988 by Maria EnsioALL RIGHTS RESERVED  \nManufactured in the United States of AmericaISBN 0-8062-3239-0  \nCONTENTS  \nI—Me………………  \nOthers—Them  \nGirl..  \nFriends  \nHouse .  \nThe Prickly  \nBirthday  \nChurch ……  \nIn My Attic  \nMothergranny  \nDeath Game .  \nJesophos ……………  \nUncle Herman ……  \nMrs. Mitjeffs Voices—and Her  \nMothergranny Goes to Clouds  \nFathergranny and Uncle Larry  \nElise ………………  \nAmalia …………  \nMothergranny Goes Under the Rock:  \nWedding……………  \nOur New House  \nGypsies and the Apple Thie  \nOscar ……………………  \nBig House On River  \nMr. Lake and His Woods  \n……………11  \n…12  \n14  \n16  \n. 17  \n18  \n19  \n20  \n.. 21  \n.. 26  \n.. 28  \n.. 29  \n31  \n…42  \n.. 44  \n.. 45  \n…49  \nCantor's Sons ……………………………………………  \nAuntie Selma ……………………………  \nI Go Hunting and Get Into Trouble  \nDeath Is Here Again  \nRelatives …………………………………………  \nThe Pig Man…………………………………  \n………………………………………51  \n…………………………51  \n…………………………54  \n………………………………………57  \n…………………………………57  \n…………………………………58","cbCaikxHkmOPbo4X","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikxHkmOPbo4X","pdf",1765303,72,"English","# Contents\n## I—Me\n## Others—Them\n## Girl\n## Friends\n## House\n## The Prickly\n## Birthday\n## Church\n## In My Attic\n## Mothergranny\n## Death Game\n## Jesophos\n## Uncle Herman\n## Mrs. Mitjeffs Voices—and Her\n## Mothergranny Goes to Clouds\n## Fathergranny and Uncle Larry\n## Elise\n## Amalia\n## Mothergranny Goes Under the Rock: Wedding\n## Our New House\n## Gypsies and the Apple Thie\n## Oscar\n## Big House On River\n## Mr. Lake and His Woods\n## Cantor's Sons\n## Auntie Selma\n## I Go Hunting and Get Into Trouble\n## Death Is Here Again\n## Relatives\n## The Pig Man","[{\"question\":\"How does the narrator describe the beginning of life?\",\"answer\":\"The narrator presents birth as an irreversible calamity, marked by pain and agony, after emerging from an “infinite empty silence.”\"},{\"question\":\"What perspective does the book use to view the world?\",\"answer\":\"The viewpoint is the child’s eye, but with a philosopher’s mindset and a black-humor stance toward existence and human behavior.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes recur across the story’s contents?\",\"answer\":\"The table of contents indicates recurring focus on relationships, home and community settings, and repeated encounters with death.\"}]","SORRY, WRONG PLANET! 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