Walk Two Moons (Book)

Sal saves a spider in Chapter 19 of "Walk Two Moons." She rescues the spider from drowning in the river with the help of Phoebe.

In the novel "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech, Sugar is the delusional wife of the lunatic who takes custody of Salamanca Tree Hiddle. She is a kind woman who loves her husband and grows attached to Sal in their journey together. Sugar's character adds complexity and depth to the story, highlighting themes of love, loss, and resilience.

This is the of thirteen-years old salamanca tree hiddle from bybank,kentucky,who is traveling across the country to Idaho with her grandparents.

Sal and Ben are both young people dealing with absent mothers. Sal's mother was dealing with depression before she died, and Ben's mother is living in a mental institution. There are things about Ben's mother that remind Sal of her mother, before she died.

The maple leaf serves as a symbol of hope and connection for Sal and Ben in "Walk Two Moons." It reminds them of Sal's mother, who cherished maple trees, and represents their ongoing journey for healing after experiencing loss and heartache. In a way, the maple leaf becomes a tangible link to their shared past and future.

At the river where the boy says it is private property when gramp hid her behind him because he was afraid the boy would hurt them so he hid both gram and sal behind him.

So, when Sophie goes to see Bompie, she retells his own stories to him that she learned from letters he sent to her. Then she tells him one story he doesn't recognize and it ends up to be her own story :(

(this part is from Cody's perspective)

"Bompie, remember when you were very little, just a child, and you went sailing with your parents?"

"I did?" he said

"Out on the ocean, the wide blue, blue, ocean. And you were sailing, sailing along and then the sky got very gray and the wind started to howl-- remember?"

He looked at her, blinked a few times, but said nothing.

"The wind, remember? It was howling, howling, howling, and the boat was rolling, and it got so cold, and your mother wrapped you in a blanket and put you in the dinghy-- remember?"

Bompie stared at her, but still he said nothing.

Sophie rushed on, "Remember? Remember? And--and-- the wind--the cold-- and water, a big wall of black water coming down over you and then you were floating, floating, floating-- and-- and-- the parents-- the parents--"

She looked at me, pleading, and suddenly so much was clear to me. I knelt on the other side of the bed. "The parents didn't make it," I said.

Sophie gasped. "The parents didn't make it," she repeated, and then she rushed on: "And then you were all alone, Bompie, all by yourself, floating, floating--"

Bompie said, "But I--"

I reached across the bed and touched her hand. "Sophie," I said. "Maybe that's not Bompie's story. Maybe that's your story."

So sad TT^TT This was in Chapter 73 :)

The name of Gramps' new beagle puppy in "Walk Two Moons" is Sugar.

The main character in "Absolutely Normal Chaos" by Sharon Creech is Mary Lou Finney. The story revolves around her experiences and interactions with her family, friends, and summer adventures. Other key characters include her best friend Beth Ann and her cousin Carl Ray.

The nickname for Gram in "Walk Two Moons" is "The Duster." She earns this nickname for her habit of constantly dusting and cleaning her house.

No, there is no specific image or illustration of Phoebe and Salamanca from the book "Walk Two Moons" as they are fictional characters. The descriptions of the characters are left to the reader's imagination based on the author's written depiction.

There are a lot of characters in the book, Walk Two Moons.

There is:

Salamanca Hiddle

Chanhassen "Sugar" Pickford Hiddle

John Hiddle

Gramps Hiddle

Gram Hiddle

Grandfather Pickford

Grandmother Pickford

Phoebe Winterbottom

Prudence Winterbottom

George Winterbottom (?)

Norma Winterbottom

Margaret Cadaver

Mrs. Partridge

Mr. Birkway

Mary Lou Finney

Ben Finney

Mrs. Finney

Mr. Finney

Finney Kids

Ben's mom

Sal describes her grandparents as "pitiful," "romantic," and "restless."

On the Wisconsin day in the book "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech, Sal and her grandparents visit a cemetery in Lake Michigan, where they pay their respects to Sal's mother. Sal reflects on memories of her mother and comes to terms with her grief.

The major characters in the book "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech are Salamanca Tree Hiddle, Phoebe Winterbottom, and her father, John. Minor characters include Sal's grandparents, Mrs. Cadaver, Gram, and Gramps.

Mrs. Winterbottom was not married before Mr. Winterbottom. She had a son, but she gave him up for adoption. We don't know who the father was, but we do know that he was adopted by Sgt. Bickle.

yes there is, but only as a user-made video on youtube.

She wanted to name her Salamanca Suger maple tree Hidle.

Sal realized that just like the newborn calf she was watching, everyone must take risks and face challenges in order to grow and become strong. She understood that going through difficult experiences is a necessary part of life's journey and that overcoming them can lead to newfound strength and resilience.

There are a total of 44 chapters in the book “Walk Two Moons” by Sharon Creech.

Salamanca matured a good deal. She started to really examine the things that had happened to her, and started to see people's agendas. She had a better understanding as to why people often did what they did, and so gained a better understanding of herself.

An example:

When Phoebe Winterbottom's mom left, Sal really wanted Phoebe to understand that it was not her fault. Salamanca started to realize that she was carrying around that same guilt about her own mother leaving, and that it was no more her fault than it was Phoebe's.

The Winterbottom visitor in Chapter 33 of "Walk Two Moons" is Mary Lou Finley, whom Sal's father meets during an evening out. Mary Lou is from Bybanks and works as a secretary. She has a significant impact on Sal's father, and their growing relationship causes Sal to feel uneasy and question her father's feelings for her mother.

Gramps named his new beagle puppy "Sugar" in the book "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech.

This is a little bit of a trick question. She died before the story ever started. Sal just didn't come to terms with it right away. She slowly started to realize as she was on the trip with her grandparents.

Mr. Birkway from "Walk Two Moons" is described as having curly brown hair, wearing glasses, and having a friendly face with lively eyes. He is portrayed as an enthusiastic and caring teacher who is passionate about literature and helping his students.