The stories, poems, and essays in this unit encourage you to move forward—to open new doors and discover new friends. By reading about the ways in which these characters and writers reach out, you will take steps toward understanding more about your world and the people in it.Check out the Additional Questions, Hot Links, Internet Activities, Reading Strategies, and Self-Tests for this unit using the navigation bar at the left. |
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| Garrison Keillor | How to Write a Letter | Nonfiction | 102 |
| Leslie Marmon Silko | How to Write a Poem About the Sky | Poem | 106 |
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| Myron Levoy | Aaron's Gift | Short Story | 112 |
| Helen Keller | Water | Autobio-graphy | 120 |
| Isaac Bashevis Singer | Zlateh the Goat | Short Story | 128 |
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| Charlotte Pomerantz | Door Number Four | Poem | 140 |
| George Eliot | Count That Day Lost | Poem | 141 |
| Nikki Giovanni | The World Is Not a Pleasant Place to Be | Poem | 142 |
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| Jesse Stuart | Old Ben | Autobio-graphy | 154 |
| Arthur C. Clarke | Feathered Friend | Short Story | 159 |