Comparison Between 'Walk Two Moons And The Guest'

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The following stories show that you shouldn’t judge someone until you really know them.Those stories are “Walk Two Moons.”by sharon creech and “The guest.” by Uma Krishnaswami. In “Walk Two Moons.” sharon creech the author develops the theme through thoughts and feelings.For example when phoebe said”Sal, do you detect any signs of lunacy?”She was talking about a boy who came to their doorstep.She had never seen him before.This show’s that phoebe is a judge of people.It also shows this when she talks about a charecter in the story.”Her voice sounds like dead leafs skittering across the ground and that hair is spooky.”This also show’s that phoebe in a judge. It shows this theme by using acitons when in the story”The Guest.”a wiseman says to

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