Enchanted Air pages 63-79

5. Margarita calls her summer _______.
7. On the train, they view deserts and swamps through the train's window, looking like a _____ _____ landscape.
10. Margarita feels _____ on the airplane, zooming into a galaxy.
12. Margarita compares her wings and those of the items as ______.
14. The title of the poem where Margarita describes "rain and sun at the same time".
16. Margarita is confused about the ______ ______ at the New Orleans train station.
17. Trucks filled with _____ travel down muddy roads.
20. Margarita writes about her abuelita and her abuelita's mother, her ______.

1. The ______ side of Margarita knows that she should not have packed those items.
2. Margarita hears about the news from Cuba on the ______ ______.
3. "My great-grandma's skin is papery thin, like a ______ _____.
4. People _____ in small groups. War talk. Angry talk.
6. The fruit's scent is a blend of ______ and power, just like my great-grandma's hand.
8. Margarita and Mad pack these items in a suitcase.
9. Margarita compares her traveling spirit to the silky glue that ties _____ to branches.
11. Margarita says that she's not really sure who she is anymore, a _____ or a rogue island girl.
13. Margarita worries that this summer might be her ______ ______. to visit Cuba.
15. ______ twirl into Margarita's mind like sudden gusts of mixed-up fear.
18. Margarita's great-grandma gives her a sleek green fruit that she accepts with reverence.
19. They release the butterflies in Havana. Margarita wonders if only she understood the ____ of wings.