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@@ -30,4 +30,8 @@ What is The Lord of the Flies about?, “The Lord of the Flies is a novel by Wil
 What significance does the title have in Lord of the Flies?, “The title of The Lord of the Flies is symbolic of the core themes of the novel, representing decay, corruption, and a fear of the unknown. Pay attention to the symbol of the pig’s head on the stick, and notice how each of the boys reacts differently towards the corpse.”
 Who wrote Hamlet?, “Hamlet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare.”
 Is Hamlet hard to read?, “Hamlet by William Shakespeare contains many words that are still in use but now have different meanings, so being cautious when reading is necessary. It is also Shakespeare’s longest play, and its deep themes require careful reading to fully understand.”
-What reading level is Hamlet at?, “Hamlet is written at an 11th grade level. As such, readers should take the time to read the text carefully in order to best understand the material.”
+What reading level is Hamlet at?, “Hamlet is written at an 11th grade level. As such, readers should take the time to read the text carefully in order to best understand the material.”
+Themes of Pride and Prejudice?, “Pride and Prejudice has themes of love, family, class, and virtue. Think about how other Jane Austen novels feature themes of love, family, and class.” 
+Give me the themes of The Catcher in the Rye?, “Certainly!  The themes of Catcher in the Rye written by J.D. Salinger includes lack of authority figures, loneliness, authenticity, loss of Innocence, love and painful experiences. See where you can notice these themes throughout the book!”
+What happens to Piggy in Lord of the Flies?, “In "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding, Piggy meets a tragic end. Ask yourself: Why did the author choose to end Piggy’s story this way? As you read, look for clues that foreshadow Piggy’s fate.”
+What is a possible difficulty from reading Hamlet?, “Hamlet is written in Shakespearean English, which contains many words that are still in use but now have different meanings.