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Sharon Creech
Sharon Creech is the beloved author of "Walk Two Moons" and "One Time," known for her heartfelt stories that resonate with young readers. Her books often explore themes of family, friendship, and self-discovery.
Walk Two Moons
Thirteen-year-old Sal is on a cross-country road trip with her grandparents, retracing the path her mother took before she left home. To pass the time, Sal shares the story of her friend Phoebe, whose mother also disappeared. This journey becomes a way for Sal to process her own grief and understand the complexities of family and loss.
Walk Two Moons was awarded the Newbery Medal in 1995, recognizing it as the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children that year. This award highlights its literary merit and lasting impact on young readers.
Walk Two Moons is a complete story with a resolved ending, making it a standalone novel. While it shares thematic elements with other books by Sharon Creech, it does not require reading any other book to understand its plot or characters.
Walk Two Moons was adapted into a film titled "Walk Two Moons" in 2020. The movie closely follows the book's narrative and emotional journey.