RAISING CHICKENS IN NEIGHBORHOODS

AUTHORS PERSPECTIVE (A)

• The backyard was a mess. Big surprise. The bushes were
• out of control, there was some kind of hodgepodge
• wood-and-wire coop off to one side, and the yard wasn't
• grass, it was highly fertilized dirt.
• Garrett grumbles, "While you were losing it about chickens."

AUTOR'S PERSPECTIVE (A)

• Then he whispers,"But hey, this'll work great. She's got a basket,
• right? She's probably coming out to collect eggs."

AUTHORS PERSPECTIVE (B)

• I don't think that she likes it because she
• made the mom dislike it a first and made Brcye
• and his family dislike it. Yeah. There isn't not even a lawn.
• It's all dirt and, uh, you know chicken turds. The chickens
• walk in it and peck through it and..."

AUTHOR'S PERSPECTIVE (C)

• The author included it because
• someone when she was little might
• have had chickens in their backyard.
• Her family might have raised chickens
• when she was little girl. I think she included it

AUTHOR'S PERSPECTIVE (C)

• To give some excitement and
• to show that Juliana is responsible.

REAL WORLD PERSPECTIVE (A)

• Fresh eggs taste better but that is
• Why we have farmers markets.
• Chicken waste helps fertilize, but
• Can make them have salmonella.

REAL WORLD PERSPECTIVE (B)

• In the article, it talks about a person
• raising chickens (22) hoping they would
• get their chicks soon, hoping police officer
• wouldn't be there with hand cuffs. Very few
• cities have chicken raising illegal. Now pretty much everywhere

WORLD PERSPECTIVE (B)

• chicken raising is allowed. They say it
• really brings the community together.
• The book and article are similar because
• Just like in the book the chicken raising
• brings Juliana's family together just like the

WORLD PERSPECTIVE (B)

• The chicken raising brigs the community
• together, one thing different is that
• Juliana doesn't have a chance of getting
• in trouble, unlike the article.

REAL WORLD PERSPECTIVE (C)

• I think that chicken raising should
• be allowed, as long as the people
• keep it clean, and well maintained.

REAL WORLD PERSPECTIVE (D)

• She would agree that chicken
• raising shouldn't be allowed, because
• she doesn't like it or else she wouldn't
• have Bryce's family think that Julie's
• chickens have salmonella.

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