Westlandia

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What is the main theme of 'Westlandia'?

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Wesley decides to do things his way, which makes him happy.

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How do Wesley's parents feel about his project?

Back

Wesley's parents notice an improvement in his mood.

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What can we infer about Wesley's neighbor?

Back

He is also a gardener.

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What happens to Wesley when he returns to school?

Back

He has many friends.

Front

Why does the author write about people who are different?

Back

The author wants readers to know that learning to be happy with who you are will ultimately make you happier.

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What does it mean to be unique?

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Being unique means being different from others in a special way.

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How does Wesley's project affect his happiness?

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Wesley's project makes him happy because it allows him to express himself.

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What lesson can we learn from Wesley's experience?

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It's important to be true to yourself and embrace your individuality.

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What role does creativity play in 'Westlandia'?

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Creativity helps Wesley create a new world and find joy.

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How does Wesley's attitude change throughout the story?

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Wesley becomes more confident and happy as he embraces his uniqueness.