What is a conflict in the book hoot?

Answer 1

There are many different clues that are planted to give the reader and idea of what the problem is in the book Hoot. The idea that owls live in the ground is not common and is the first clue given that the problem is the owls rarity.

Answer 2

In the book "Hoot," the main conflict revolves around a group of children trying to save a group of burrowing owls from being harmed by the construction of a pancake restaurant on their habitat. The children face opposition from the construction company, local authorities, and even some of the townspeople who don't see the importance of protecting the endangered owls.

Answer 3

Thars thes bad men who know thar land is reserved for owls in holls but thay want to make a pancake house for the town so thay triy to kill the owls and one of the boys get hurt by big dogs trying to save the owls

Answer 4

It's by Carl Hiaasen and it's about Roy, Mullet Fingers, and Beatrice trying to save the owls

I don't know if you're talking about some other book...

Answer 5

In "Hoot" Roy faces conflict as his life changes. He is not ready and he must learn to make the right choices.

Answer 6

The main problem in Hoot is that there is going to be a new pancake house built where endangered burrowing owls live.

Answer 7

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