Difference and belonging
Red, Chuck, Bomb and Terrence are presented as birds who do not fit in with Bird Island’s other residents.
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Chris Cerasi - Author
An accessible Angry Birds story centres on four characters who feel out of place and meet through an anger-management class.
Red, Chuck, Bomb, and Terrence are Angry Birds who don’t quite fit in with the other cheerful birds on Bird Island. When they meet in an anger-management class, things are bound to get out of hand! Meet the Angry Birds, a Level Two I Can Read book, is geared for kids who read on their own but still need a little help. The Angry Birds Movie, based on the international video game phenomenon, arrives in theaters spring 2016. With a star-studded cast that includes Jason Sudekis, Josh Gad, Maya Rudolph, and Peter Dinklage, this film will finally answer the question: why are the birds so angry?
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Sign in for personalised guidanceAn accessible Angry Birds story centres on four characters who feel out of place and meet through an anger-management class.
Red, Chuck, Bomb and Terrence are presented as birds who do not fit in with Bird Island’s other residents.
The four birds meet in an anger-management class, where events are said to get out of hand.
Notice how the four birds are described in relation to the cheerful community, and whether the story gives them individuality or reduces them to their anger. The conclusion is not available here.
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