Worms for breakfast
by Alison DeWinter
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The title "Worms for Breakfast" immediately suggests something unconventional or even outlandish. What is the central "worm for breakfast" idea in the book – whether literal or metaphorical – and how does it challenge traditional notions of comfort, taste, or routine?
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Consider the character who most embodies the spirit of "worms for breakfast." What drives their unique perspective or choices, and how do they navigate a world that might not understand them?
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Have you ever encountered a situation or person whose "breakfast" (meaning their habits, beliefs, or preferences) was so unusual it made you re-evaluate your own understanding of "normal"? How did you react, and what did you learn?
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