Edward Tulane's Journey and Growth

Abby reviews 'The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane' by Kate DiCamillo, focusing on Edward, a self-absorbed china bunny. The story follows Edward's journey from being lost at sea to experiencing love and loss with various people. Through these experiences, Edward learns valuable life lessons about love and selflessness. Abby shares her favorite parts and recommends the book for its beautiful storytelling.

What is the main character of the book 'The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane'?

• A wooden horse

• A china bunny

• A stuffed bear

• A porcelain doll

What is Edward Tulane most concerned about at the beginning of the story?

• His owner, Abilene

• His wardrobe

• His adventures

• His friends

What event leads to Edward being separated from Abilene?

• He is given away by Abilene

• He is left behind at school

• He is stolen by two boys

• He falls off a train

How does Edward end up in the ocean?

• He falls while trying to escape

• He is dropped by the boys playing with him

• He is thrown overboard by accident

• He jumps in to save someone

What name does the fisherman's wife give to Edward?

• Susanna

• Edward

• Bunny

• Charlie

What happens to Edward after the fisherman's daughter arrives?

• He is given to a neighbor

• He is taken to a toy store

• He is kept in a closet

• He is thrown into the dump

Who is one of the people Edward encounters after being abandoned?

• A school teacher

• A circus performer

• A hobo and his dog

• A kind old man

What is the significant realization Edward has at the doll mender's shop?

• He needs to find Abilene

• He should appreciate his adventures

• He must learn to love to be loved

• He should change his appearance

What advice does the wise doll give to Edward?

• To be patient

• To be brave

• To learn to love

• To find his owner

What does the narrator find amusing about Edward's character?

• His bravery

• His intelligence

• His kindness

• His self-centeredness