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Barnum Bones By Tracey Fern: A Literary Analysis

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Similarities In Stories
In the books, Madeline in London by Ludwig Bemelmans, and Barnum Bones by Tracey Fern, both stories have very similar themes. In these children's books she thinks sometimes she forgets the important underlying messages. The purpose of writing this paper is to show just how important these life lessons can be and how important it is to introduce these themes to children. In the story Barnum Bones by Tracy Ferns, there is a family who works for a circus in a very small town and have recently had a baby. Immediately the baby shows signs of indifference. A few years later the baby grows up and evolves into a very adventurous man, but he finds that the circus life is not for him. Under his parents' disapproval, he decides …show more content…

In writing this essay we hope that we showed people who read this that, it is okay to step out of the comfort zone, even if stepping out of the comfort zone means doing something that scares you, because sometimes doing something that scares someone might just change his or her life completely for the better.
The fact that Madeline from Madeline in London by Ludwig Bemelmans, and Barnum from Barnum Bones by Tracey Fern, able to risk everything is absolutely astonishing and amazing because they had so much courage to do what they did and in the end it worked out for them. This made so much feel, like passion and encouragement for these characters.
Madeline in London by Ludwig Bemelmans and Barnum Bones by Tracey Fern both showed a tremendous amount of courage to not only do something they're passenet, but to also adventure. These characters showed that stepping out of the comfort zone pays off even if there are ups and downs while doing it. In writing this essay we conveyed to people who read this that it is okay to step out of the comfort zone, even if stepping out of that zone means doing something that scares life

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