Dairy Queen: A Response to Literature Tutorial
Dairy Queen by Catherine Gilbert Murdock is one instance where you really shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. It’s easy to find complaints about the book’s first impressions, but inside is a real and sometimes raw story of a fifteen year old girl from Red Bend Wisconsin who begins to see her life and her family in a different light. While readers will find many themes throughout the book, one of the predominant ones looks at talking versus staying silent. D.J. comes from a family that doesn’t talk. They don’t talk about why D.J. has taken over all...
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