Lord Rollo provides aid to the peasants in his village by lowering the rents on their lands during difficult years, providing them with food and shelter during harsh winters, and offering them protection from bandits and other threats. He also allows them to use his forests to gather wood for fuel and building materials.

Catherine's father's name in the book "Catherine, Called Birdy" is Rollo.

Catherine keeps her diaries under her bed.

"Catherine, Called Birdy" by Karen Cushman is set in the year 1290 in England during the medieval period. The events in the story take place during the Middle Ages, a time of knights, castles, and feudal society.

In the book "Catherine, Called Birdy," Catherine initially finds Robert annoying and presumptuous. However, as they spend more time together, she begins to appreciate his kindness and courage, eventually developing feelings for him. Robert's presence challenges Catherine to see beyond her own limited perspective and opens her up to new experiences and emotions.

In the book "Catherine, Called Birdy," Catherine's parents met when her father, Rollo, was sent to Catherine's mother's village as a squire to her brother. They fell in love, and despite her family's disapproval, they eloped.

The tone of "Catherine, Called Birdy" is humorous, irreverent, and spirited. Catherine's lively and candid voice brings a sense of wit and charm to her storytelling, making the book engaging and entertaining for readers.

her father is rude to her and wants to marry her off to anyone who will pay him well but she refuses to do that and he cracks her a lot.

the climax of the story is when she does that thing and a few other things. just read the book

The story starts in September of 1290 in England.

Because she called herself Birdy in the diary she wrote in.

Young fulk she set the privy on fire while he was in it

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They Met at Robert's Wedding. Remember at the dinner, he almost killed the dog before Robert stopped him?

everything!

Well, instead of George marrying Aelis he decides to marry Ethelfritha instead

Ohkay, i need this fast, Please we are reading this in my language arts class and i was absent and im lazy, i will end up reading it but my grandma is in the hospital, i got this today and i dont have time to read it. Answer please (;

Catherine Called Birdy is about a 14 year old girl who is being forced to marry by her dim-witted father. She- quite understandably -believes she isn't ready, so she scares away all of her suitors with more and more creativity. Many other events occur in the story, but most of them are irrelevant to the plot. Hope this helps :)

Catherine is a girl who wants everything to be her way. She does not like the rule that girl can't marry whomever they want. She also doesn't want to do chores, and she gets angry very easily. For instance the privy incident when she burnt it down with the suitor inside. She was like this throughout most of the entire book. Then she changed. At the end she knew that marrying whoever her father said was the rules. She then soon learned to like herself for the way she was. As Madame Joanna said, you are like a little bird you have wings but you need to master them. When Catherine changed so did the story. Catherine took the money from Shaggy Beard which meant she had to marry him. Then, he died in a brawl so she could marry Steven. It was a happy ending for Catherine.

In "Catherine, Called Birdy," Madam Joanna advises Catherine to find joy in simple pleasures and not to let the constraints of her medieval society stifle her spirit. She encourages Catherine to find happiness in the small moments and to embrace her own desires and passions, rather than conforming to societal expectations. Ultimately, Madam Joanna's advice encourages Catherine to be true to herself and to seek fulfillment on her own terms.