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Gr 4–7—Gustafson imagines Edgar Allan Poe as a young boy living with stepparents after his father deserted his young family and his mother died, and suggests how Edgar may have developed his sense of the macabre and love of mysteries. Young Eddie has a vivid imagination, but even he cannot imagine how he wound up in his neighbor's chicken yard with a prize rooster and Eddie's cat hanging in a pillow case from the weather vane. Eddie has one day to prove his innoce...Log In or Sign Up to Read More