Walk Two Moons

Reader reviewed by readerCT404

Walk Two Moons is a very spiritual book I read in my 7th grade year. This novel teahcer you that love and hope is ever-exsisiting and ever-lasting both spiritually and symbolicly. When I read the book it started very slow, but as I started realizing that Sal and Phoebe's story began intertwining I truely began getting the message that judgements are not accuarate inless you know who the person is and what they are about. This book is a simple novel that will give anyone one in the dark a breath of hope.

Reader reviewed by Carmen

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Salamanca is a smart young girl who's world is spinning around her. Her mother left her father and her and now Sal is being dragged along with her father to live in a city. To her that is worse than any nightmare. Sal was used to the country. The trees and the animals.
Sal tells her grandparents about Phoebie, a strange girl Sal befriends, on a car trip to find her mother. What Sal finds is the freedom to live, no longer having to fear death.
Great characters, plot, and suspense. I strongly recommend it to any adventurer! Happy reading!

Reader reviewed by Wayne

This book was very dramatic,what with Phobes mother having a son none ever knew about and running off with him. It was also very hard because of how Salamanca delt with her mothers death. A great story for someone who like a little bit of drama and and adveture!

Reader reviewed by Calamander

Walk Two Moons, is basically about a girl who is going on a road trip with her grandparents, but it's really about this girl trying to find her mother, by following the steps she took before she died. In doing this she finds more about her mothers death, but mainly, she finds a bigger piece of herself. I like this book because it is very heart felt and has a strong meaning that will make you cry. I really suggest this book for all ages.