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The Treasure Of Lemon Brown Analysis
Like the character Lemon Brown in the story "The Treasure of Lemon Brown", I have a treasure. When most of think of treasure, they think of money or wealth, but my treasure is my family. I treasure my family so much because I couldn't live without them.

My family is important to me, but it makes me feel sad when I think that some people don't have a family or don't like their own. Lemon Brown and I have a similarity because we both treasure our family, and the losses in between it.

A short story I have about my family is when the time we had a family argument. We were arguing about something that I can't remember, but it was serious. We fought for about a day before we realized that we were a family, not enemies, and we made up.
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