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A story frame helps the reader focus on the story content. It can replace the old setting, plot, theme, etc. Story frames are written as essays. Fill in the blanks for your assigned book.
The story takes place . who .

Dimwood region, Dimwood Forest

is heartbroken over the loss of her beloved fiance, travels west through Dimwood Forest to inform his family.

the mice have turned to for help river. This caused flooding for Ragweed's family's home
. .

and

After that,

.

.

Poppy

Rye, Ragweeds brother

is a character is the story is another character who

. . A problem occurs when some beavers moved in and created a dam in a nearby
Poppy and Rye carry

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