![]() ![]() In addition to the interpersonal, Tangerine also prompts discussion on several social issues. ![]() Students should also be able to relate to the complex social interactions Paul experiences at his two new schools and reflect on the role of fear and teamwork in sports competitions. For instance, Paul's difficult home life, the result of parental oversight and sibling abuse, will resonate with readers familiar with some form of family conflict. At the same time, the novel allows ample and serious discussion on relatable issues. Teachers can use Edward Bloor's Tangerine to introduce journal narrative, providing both diverting variation for students with this format, as well as a lovingly detailed Florida setting and a suspenseful plot. ![]()
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