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Because the character in the book : Leigh is writing most of the letters it is in first person. You can notice there are a lot of sentences with "I". This is an indication that the book is written in first person.
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∙ 12y ago
Yes, "Dear Mr. Henshaw" by Beverly Cleary is a children's book that is often recommended for ages 8-12. It tells the story of a young boy named Leigh who writes letters to his favorite author, Mr. Henshaw, as a school assignment, and through their correspondence, he learns important lessons about life and friendship.
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∙ 12y agoWhat is the theme of the book in dear mr henshaw
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∙ 13y agono it is for children in the 5th grade
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In the book dear mr henshaw where does mr henshaw live?
in ozark
How many words does the book 'Dear Mr. Henshaw have?
The book 'Dear Mr. Henshaw' by Beverly Cleary has approximately 14,000 words. It is a well-known children's book that tells the story of a boy's letters to his favorite author.
What is dear mr henshaw about?
Read the book.
Where does Mr henshaw live?
Mr. Henshaw in Dear Mr. Henshaw by Beverly Cleary lives in Alaska. Although you may get confused, Leigh says " I thought you lived in Seattle like your book said, but I never would have guessed you lived in Alaska. No wonder about your book Moose On Toast."
When was dear mr henshaw published?
Dear Mr. Henshaw was published in 1983.
What is a chaacter trait on the book Dear Mr. Henshaw?
thse
How old was Beverly cleary when she wrote Dear Mr Henshaw?
Beverly Cleary was in her early 70s when she wrote "Dear Mr. Henshaw." She was born in 1916 and the book was published in 1983.
Do you have dear mr henshaw Alice ask the clerk?
" Do you have dear Mr. Henshaw? " Alice asked the clerk.
Which year did Dear Mr Henshaw win an award?
Dear Mr. Henshaw won the 1984 Newbery Award.
What genre is Dear Mr. Henshaw?
Dear Mr. Henshaw is a children's realistic fiction novel.
Who was the lunch box thief in the book Dear Mr Henshaw?
No one knows for sure
Is Dear Mr Henshaw a movie?
no
