Walk Two Moons (Book)

Why is the sky so high?

The sky was so low so people took poles to push the sky as high as they could.

Why is there evil in the world?

Pandora wasn't suppose to open a box but she did and she released all of the evil into the world.

What do Salamanca and her grandparents keep seeing signs for in South Dakota?

Question 5 options:

restaurant

drug store

candy store

flower shop

In "Walk Two Moons," Sal, Gram, and Gramps visited the Monument Valley in Arizona, Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, and Badlands National Park in South Dakota. These landmarks hold significance in the novel as they represent the bond between the characters and their shared experiences on their road trip.

Sal's grandparents have been arrested for being involved in a Native American protest at the courthouse. They were peacefully demonstrating against the government's decision to build a highway through "Indian territory," which led to their arrest.

No, Sheriff did not give Gramps a ticket for letting Sal drive without a license in the book "Walk Two Moons." Instead, he gave her a warning and told her to park the car until she had a proper license.

A Snake has a Snack

Sal's dad meets Mrs. Cadaver when he stops to ask for directions while on a road trip. Mrs. Cadaver invites him in for tea and he shares his story with her, leading to a strong connection between them.

In "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech, nothing significant happens in Sioux Falls. The main character, Salamanca, visits Sioux Falls briefly on her road trip with her grandparents but the most eventful parts of the story happen elsewhere. However, it is implied that Sioux Falls is a turning point for Salamanca as she starts to reflect on her memories and emotions.

In "Walk Two Moons," a young girl named Salamanca travels with her grandparents to visit her mother's grave while telling them the story of her friend Phoebe. Along the way, she grapples with grief, loss, and identity as she comes to terms with her mother's death. The story ultimately culminates in Salamanca discovering the truth about her mother's disappearance and finding closure in her own life.

her mother has dissapeared and there is a mystery man

Sal Hiddle lived in Bybanks, KY (Quincy, KY) in the beginning of "Walk Two Moons." In the middle, Sal lives in Euclid, OH. In the end, Sal moves back to Byabnks, KY (Quincy, KY)

Sal and Phoebe saw Mrs. Finney taking a nap in her car parked at the Euclid Avenue bus stop.

The twins in "Walk Two Moons" are Mary Lou and Beth Ann Winterbottom, sisters of the character Salamanca Tree Hiddle. They play a significant role in the story's plot and help Sal understand her own feelings about loss and friendship.

In Chapter 16 of "Walk Two Moons," Tom Fleet gives Sal a handful of blueberries and a corn-husk doll that he made. These gifts hold sentimental value as they symbolize Tom's thoughtfulness and kindness towards Sal.

No, Walk Two Moons does not fall under the genre of historical fiction. It actually is young adult/children's literature or realistic fiction.

In "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech, the rising action includes Salamanca's journey to find her mother, her road trip with her grandparents, and the unfolding of Phoebe Winterbottom's mysterious story. These events build tension and develop the characters, setting the stage for the climax of the story.

Mary Lou Finney calls Sal brave because he stood up to the boys who were making fun of Mary Lou's interests and didn't let them bully her. Sal wasn't afraid to speak out and defend Mary Lou, showing courage and integrity in standing up for what is right.

Tom Fleet is the guy who tried to rob Gram and Gramps when they were out swimming. Once he found out Grams was bit by a snake, he decided to help them by sucking the poison out of the wound. He stayed overnight in the hospital with them and Sal and him became friends. After Sal's trip from Lewiston , Idaho she wrote to him.

Phoebe's father in "Walk Two Moons" is named Mitch. He plays a significant role in the story, particularly in relation to Phoebe's character development and the unfolding of the plot.

The author of "Walk Two Moons" is Sharon Creech. She is an American writer known for her works in children's fiction. Creech has won numerous awards for her writing, including the Newbery Medal in 1995 for "Walk Two Moons".

Sal's mother is dead!

She did not die in Philedelphia PEOPLE! She died in a bus crash in Lewiston, Idaho. She left her family (including Sal) and ended up dying. She did not die in Philedelphia.... Not even close!

Mr. Birkway's first name in "Walk Two Moons" is Jack.

Sal walked into the room and noticed the name "Chanhassen" written on the brick wall fireplace. He then pointed it out to Phoebe and explained that it meant "Sweet-scented breeze" in Chippewa.

While Sal was in the Badlands, her grandfather invited a pregnant woman to sit with them. Sal was afraid of pregnant women, and Sal recalled why. Before her mother went missing, she was pregnant. Sal broke her leg, and her mother had to carry her home. She went into labor that night. The baby died, and her mother was bleeding out. They had to transport her to the hospital, and they had to do surgery. Her mom would never be able to have another child, even though she wanted several. This was a very telling part in the story, as it gave us some insight on a reason for her mother's depression.

Pheobe's mom was found by her son that she gave away for adoption before she was married and had a family. She left for a few days to get to know him and to figure out what to do about things.