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Meredith Elkins
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Ed Bernard
Jeez. The entire book traces the similarities among sibling and families and the expression fits perfectly. You could ask why she only used the first 3 words of the expression, which is a different question, but I think the title fits perfectly.
Amy
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Natalia Gago
I think this question applies in two ways... one for Stan (in that he didn't fall from the tree) and Savannah (chapter 71), but can also be applied to the 4 children who grow up and show similarities to their parents.
Sarah
I didn’t understand it either.
I guess it’s something to do with all the characters being related in someway but I also thought it was strange. She should have named it something to do with tennis.
I guess it’s something to do with all the characters being related in someway but I also thought it was strange. She should have named it something to do with tennis.
Allison
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Judith
In Savannah's memory, the entire Delaney family was part of the tennis world that ruined her life. She never forgot their disdain & privilege, or how they all treated her the day she came to their house...bad apples from a bad family tree.
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