A Book to Read and Love: Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt - Summary & Review

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A short summary of the book Angela's Ashes:

The coming of age tale of Francis, that wee Irish lad.


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Quote from Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes 

Questions I pondered while reading Angela's Ashes:

Why is sanitation such an issue?

Has the situation of the poor improved?

My thoughts about Angela's Ashes:

Here I was, impressed, that I survived MY childhood.

Grateful that I don't have to live on my second floor during the winter.

Very grateful that I have more than bread.


Did you know that Frank McCourt was a veteran?




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