Walk Two Moons

Sal's grandparents and father give practical reasons for the road trip: Gram and Gramps want to visit Momma's resting place in Idaho, and Sal is needed to help navigate. However, Sal believes the...

In Walk Two Moons, Gram and Gramps' marriage symbolizes enduring love and commitment. Their relationship provides a stable and loving example for their granddaughter, Sal. The origins of their...

In Walk Two Moons, Gram has waited her whole life to see Old Faithful, the famous geyser in Wyoming. When she finally gets to see it, it's a very emotional experience for her.

Sal finds Gram in the Wisconsin Dells after they get separated by discovering her dancing in a circle with Native American dancers. Sal had fallen asleep, and upon waking, she initially feels...

Gram goes to the hospital because she is bitten by a poisonous water moccasin while swimming in the Missouri River. After feeling a pain in her leg, she discovers the snake has bitten her. Gramps...

Sal's father doesn't trust Gram and Gramps because they often cause trouble during trips. They've been arrested twice before, once for stealing a senator's tires and another time for driving on the...

Gram wanted to know about Gramp's dog because his treatment of the dog revealed his character. Gramps described how he let the dog sleep next to him and greeted it with affection, showing his...

Sharon Creech’s novel, Walk Two Moons, provides several examples of the theme of similarity. The protagonist Sal and her grandfather have certain things in common, such as their love for family and a...