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In Walk Two Moon By Sharon Creech
“In walk two moons by Sharon Creech”the characters have a positive attitude and “in the guest by uma krishnaswami” the circumstances the authors diffrent teach lessons and have positive attitude the lessons through the characters actions,thoughts,feelings and emotions and they both have a common theme.
When sal reads the note “don’t judge a man until you walked two moons in his moccasins” sal is realizing that it means don’t judge someone until you felt the same way as them. “In the guest” the rich man invited the mullah to his feast and he dressed in like old rags and they did not let him in and he left and dressed in his finest clothes and went back and they let him in so he thought the rich man a lesson and he fed the food to his clothes

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