When Frightful first caught her prey, Sam took it away from her because he doesn't want her to go wild.
In "My Side of the Mountain," Sam trained Frightful not to eat her prey by introducing her to non-living bait, such as turtle eggs, to break her hunting habit. Sam also established a bond with Frightful through trust and understanding, providing her with food and companionship so she wouldn't feel the need to hunt for herself.
The next book in the series would be Frightful's Montain, and Then Frightful's Daughter
The series "My Side of the Mountain" consists of three books: "My Side of the Mountain," "On the Far Side of the Mountain," and "Frightful's Mountain." The series follows the adventures of a young boy named Sam Gribley who chooses to live in the wilderness, detailing his experiences and relationships with nature.
In the book "My Side of the Mountain," Sam's bird's name is Frightful. She is a peregrine falcon that Sam trains to hunt for food.
It is called Frightful's Mountain, and is part of the "My Side of the Mountain" trilogy.
In the book "My Side of the Mountain," Sam made various items from the deer he caught, including buckskin clothing, a water bag, moccasins, and a bowstring. He also used other parts of the deer for food, tools, and crafting materials to support his survival in the wilderness.
In Chapter 11 of "My Side of the Mountain," The Baron Weasel tricks Sam by pretending to be a wounded animal, only to attack him when Sam tries to help. The Baron Weasel's deception shows Sam that not everyone can be trusted in the wilderness and teaches him to be cautious.
In Chapter 5 of "Frightful's Mountain" by Jean Craighead George, Frightful, a peregrine falcon, learns to adapt to her new life in the wild after being released from captivity by Sam Gribley. She faces challenges such as hunting for food and avoiding other predators, but ultimately she embraces her freedom and thrives in her natural habitat.
The town in the Catskills in the book "My Side of the Mountain" is called Delhi.
The book "My Side of the Mountain" was written by Jean Craighead George, and it tells the story of a young boy named Sam Gribley who decides to live on his own in the wilderness.
Sun-jo goes down the mountain on the Pakistan side in the book "Peak" by Roland Smith.
there is a book called frightful's mountain that might help.it is by jean craighead george.it is a really good book.exspecially for family reading.plus you can look them up on google or wickipedia.
The book awards to My Side of the Mountain are listed as followed: Newberry Award Hans Christian Anderson Award Honor Book Newbury Silver Awards :P