Walk Two Moons Book Report

parent arrive. Sophie is rescued by her father and she told her parents that her grandma hits her all the time. Both of the parents are mad at Sophie’s grandma about what she does to their daughter.

Mary Engelbreit once said, “If you don’t like something change it; if you can’t change it; change the way you think about it.” This quote is a strong connection with Sal, when she grew up she had tons of external forces that caused her to think about things in a different way than before. She never really knew how to feel sometimes because she didn’t know how they would turn out. Sal couldn’t just change her problems, but she could change the way she looked at them. In the book Walk Two Moons, Sharon Creech, external forces greatly impact Sal’s life growing up.

Between the late 1800s and early 1900s, the Chinese population had expanded dramatically from having only about 55 people to 151,000. Most of the population has immigrated to California as the livelihood in China had became awfully difficult for them by sacrificing most of their valuables in order to improve their lives. The majority kept the Chinese culture with them and expanded it through establishing Chinatown, a community full of Chinese influence, with their presence in a new environment. In the remarkable novel, Outrun the Moon, Stacey Lee describes a teenage girl named Mercy Wong with a unique historical backdrop who chases after her dream in becoming an entrepreneur to create a better life for her own family. This book is astounding

To be lost is to lose all hope. To lose all your aspirations. To surrender all your dreams. Just because your lost, it doesn’t mean that you will not be found. In Amy Tan’s “The Moon Lady,” Ying- Ying, the main protagonist, fights with herself and with her culture. Ying-ying is longing to be found — to be reunited with her family — and with herself. At a youthful age, Ying-ying’s childish belief in personal fate and destiny later on led to a rule of passivity and listlessness. Ying-ying realizes that she has passed on to her daughter the same indifference and passivity that she has experienced growing up. Just like a broken bond, Ying-ying tries to sew her life back together, but she uses her past pains to tear it again. Tan argues that just because the strands of your life are torn, it doesn’t mean that you can’t sew your life together again.

Then all the events that occurred during their stay in Euclid also greatly impacted them in an external way. So when their mother left it caused them to go through all those external changes. That was one of the greatest external forces that Sal and her father experienced. Another external force is early in the story when Sal finds her true friend “ I stood there, looking around, and that's when I saw a face pressed up on the upstairs window next to the door. It was a round girls face, and it looked afraid. I didn't know it then , but that face belonged to Phoebe Winterbottom, a girl with a powerful imagination, who would become my friend , and would have many peculiar things happen to her.” (2)This impacted Sal because after her relationship with phoebe grew stronger they hung out more and all those peculiar things that happened to phoebe also happened to Sal because Sal hung at with her which then more and more externally impacted her. Sal also realizes how all these events happen and how they all change her. And then many more unfortunate events are coming

At the beginning Salś conflicts starts to make her experience sadness, but still expresses positivity that her mother may be alive. Creech supports Sal’s emotions by, “My father plucked me up like a weed and took me and all our belongings” (10). Sal's father’s external actions result for Sal to getting frustrated and upset. Since Sal’s mom used to live at her house, it is the only place that still connects her and her mom. In addition Creech adds, “I wouldn’t sit down and I wouldn’t look at Margaret” (10). Sals internal feelings about Margaret express that she doesn’t like her because she

Phoebe Winterbottom underwent many external conflicts during the course of a lifetime. In the realistic fiction novel Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech, Phoebe’s mother left and returned with the lunatic, Mike Bickle. But while her mother was missing, Phoebe confronted the police who didn’t listen to any of her ideas. In Walk Two Moons, Phoebe frequently struggled with external forces, which influenced her attitude and actions; this is proven by her mother’s disappearance, the lunatic, and other people ignoring her thoughts and feelings.

Walk 2 Moons In the novel Walk 2 Moons there's a lot of of internal conflict that lead to external between characters in their life. In Walk 2 Moons by Sharon Creech, there is a character named Sal, she has a lot of conflicts in the story that made her change. She had a lot of changes since her mom moved away, here are some examples. One internal conflict that sal had about her mother that lead to external conflicts is when her mom left her and her dad in Bybanks, Kentucky and she moved away from Sal.

One of the most significant external forces that changed Sal was when she saw her mother's grave because now she knows that her mother is dead and won’t come back to bybanks with her. Sal and her family lived in bybanks, until Sal’s mother had a baby and it died, so that

That's right the series that I'm going to be talking about today is The Lunar Chronicles. I can see many people having many different couples that they love within this series. I currently have only read 291 pages of Winter, so I haven't got the chance to fully know that books couple. My favorite couple is one I have watched grow for a long time. It is a couple I have gotten attached to throughout this series. If you haven't guessed yet my favorite couple is Cinder and Kai.

Genre: The book, Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech is realistic fiction. This book is realistic fiction because it talks about Salamanca 's and Phoebe 's moms missing.

The third installment of the Lunar Chronicles is out of this world. Literally. Cress is a Lunar, trapped on a pod ship orbiting Earth. Her mission, given to her by Queen Levana herself, is to find information on citizens of Earth who threaten Lunar and its empire. This includes Cinder and her crew. Cress's mission, however, is to escape her prison and rescue Cinder from Levana.

This world we live in is truly a utterly cruel place, and the book “Walk Two Moons”, really puts the bad in cruel Walk Two Moons is a fictional book by Sharon Creech which creates a lesson and is filled with suspenseful, heartbreaking, page-filled details that will make you feel like you can’t stop reading it. Walk Two Moons is a book about Sal telling her grandparents about Phoebe while they’re driving to Ohio to visit Sal’s mother’s grave. Sal and Phoebe

First, there are many reasons why the United States government and NASA would have wanted to fake the first Moon landing perhaps the most important reason is to win the "space race" with the Soviet Union. The United States government deemed it vital that it win the Space Race against the Soviet Union. Going to the Moon would be risky and expensive, as exemplified by President John F. Kennedy famously stating in a 1962 speech that the United States chose to go because it was hard. This was the height of the cold war, and the Soviet Union was watching the USA really closely, especially in matters on space travel. The Soviet Union had both the technology and resources to see every single moment of any space mission performed by the USA and NASA. Since this was a time of showing

During the month of October, I have been reading the book New Moon by Stephenie Meyer. It is 563 pages, so I did not have a chance to finish the book entirely, but I am close! This book is the second book in the Twilight Saga and is about Bella Swan and her struggles after Edward Cullen (her vampire boyfriend) moves away.