...In the Edward Bloor's book Tangerine, there are varying brother relationships that help to prove that even though you are related by blood does not mean you will get along. First, there are the brothers Joey and Mike Costello. The two brothers are obviously close to the point where they know very little details no one else know about them. “ I wanted to explain to Coach Warner about the shoes. He- I guess he thought I cracked up or something. But- But I saw Mike lying there. Maybe I even knew he was dead. I don't know. I had to do something for him. Mike always felt better with his shoes off” (Bloor 115). It shows that Joey cares about Mike enough to know something everyone else does not. Also Joey does it even though he knew it might not...
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...Tangerine Literary Analysis Do you think that it is better to be isolated or to be part of a community? People change a lot including Paul from the novel Tangerine, by Edward Bloor. This book is about Paul becoming courageous and part of a community.The choices to tell his parents that he wants to go to Tangerine, making the soccer team at Tangerine middle school on page 103, and on page 301 when Tino from the Tangerine soccer team called him ‘brother’ encouraged Paul to become part of a community. At the beginning of the novel, Paul is very isolated from people because of his brother Erik's terrible acts and his parents unsupportiveness. For instance, on page 27, Paul writes, “ ‘Mrs.Fisher,I’d like to get you to fill out an IEP for Paul-an individualized education plan.Being vision impaired,Paul is entitled to take part in our IEP program.Basically we identify Paul's situation,set specific goals for him achieve,and note any special needs he may have.”...
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