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Why doesn’t Greg want to go inside in his building at the beginning of the story? The Treasure of Lemon Brown"" by Walter Dean Myers.
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Why doesn’t Greg want to go inside in his building at the beginning of the story? The Treasure of Lemon Brown"" by Walter Dean Myers.

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At the beginning Greg doesn't appreciate Lemon Brown because he thinks he's just a poor man. At the end he realizes that Lemon Brown was very successful in the past and was very caring for his family.
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