Hoot

Roy's encounter with Mullet Fingers begins with curiosity and suspicion but evolves into admiration and camaraderie. Initially, Roy is intrigued by Mullet Fingers' mysterious actions and gradually...

In Hoot, each chapter presents distinct cause and effect scenarios. For example, in Chapter 1, Dana's aggression causes Roy to notice a running boy. In Chapter 5, Roy’s actions lead to Mullet Fingers...

Roy is suspended from riding the bus for two weeks because he punched Dana, a bully who was harassing him. Although Dana instigated the incident by grabbing Roy's shirt and preventing him from...

In Hoot, Roy accidentally breaks Dana's nose. Dana, a school bully, repeatedly torments Roy on the bus by pressing his head against the window. During one such encounter, Roy, preoccupied with...

The initial conflict between Roy and Beatrice Leep arises when Roy pushes past Beatrice on the school bus to follow a mysterious running boy, whom Beatrice is trying to protect. Roy's actions upset...

Roy returns to the golf course in "Hoot" driven by curiosity about a mysterious running boy he sees from his school bus. Initially, he follows the boy and is knocked unconscious by a golf ball....

Miss Hennepin is the vice principal of Trace Middle School, introduced in chapter two of Hoot. She becomes involved when Roy punches Dana after being bullied and knocked unconscious by a golf ball....