Front

How are Sal's mom and Phoebe's mom similar?

Back

They both feel unworthy.

Front

Why does Sal hear the whisper of 'rush, rush, rush' and 'hurry, hurry, hurry'?

Back

Sal wanted to get to her mom by her birthday.

Front

How does Sal's relationship with Phoebe and the Winterbottom family impact her?

Back

The Winterbottoms help Sal reflect on her own mother.

Front

How can the reader characterize Gram and Gramps?

Back

They are sweet, yet unpredictable.

Front

What is Sal and her mom's favorite thing in nature?

Back

Trees.

Front

What does Sal's journey symbolize in 'Walk Two Moons'?

Back

A quest for understanding and connection.

Front

What role does nature play in Sal's life?

Back

It represents beauty and a connection to her mother.

Front

How does Sal cope with her mother's absence?

Back

Through storytelling and her journey.

Front

What is the significance of the title 'Walk Two Moons'?

Back

It reflects the idea of understanding others' perspectives.

Front

What does Phoebe's character represent in the story?

Back

The struggle with family dynamics and personal identity.