Dirt Road Home is a fine sequel to Alabama Moon,the well written coming of age story which has received much praise. The author, Watt Key, has just the right touch for this kind of book and one is naturally reminded of the Tom Sawyer/Huck Finn of forever fame. In Alabama Moon, we learned a great deal about survival in the woods/5(). · Dirt Road Home is a fine sequel to Alabama Moon,the well written coming of age story which has received much praise. The author, Watt Key, has just the right touch for this kind of book and one is naturally reminded of the Tom Sawyer/Huck Finn of forever fame. In Alabama Moon, we learned a great deal about survival in the woods/5(). · The story of of the orphan boy Moon, begun in Watt Key's award-winning Alabama Moon, continues with Dirt Road Home. After his recapture, gutsy year-old Hal Mitchell is sentenced to live at Hellenweiler, an institution that is more like a jail than the boys' home it's supposed to be. Hal could walk out in just a few months if he keeps out of trouble.5/5(55).
DIRT ROAD HOME. by Watt Key ‧ RELEASE DATE: July 1, Although a companion to Alabama Moon () in that it continues the story of one of that book's main characters, this survival tale is by no means dependent on its predecessor. Hal Mitchell finds himself locked up in a juvenile facility and is told he needs to choose which gang to join. Dirt Road Home By Watt Key Chapter 1 1. Read the first two paragraphs. Who do you think is the character in the story? 2. What was Hal scared of? Why? 3. What does "keep your chin up" mean? 4. Do you think Officer Pete is a good guy or bad guy? Why? 5. How do you think Hal felt when he stepped into the mess room? Chapter 2 1. Dirt Road Home. by Watt Key. The story of of the orphan boy Moon, begun in Watt Key's award-winning Alabama read more. 5 Total Resources View Text Complexity Discover Like Books. Grade. Genre. Adventure. Realistic Fiction.
The story of of the orphan boy Moon, begun in Watt Key's award-winning Alabama Moon, continues with Dirt Road Home. After his recapture, gutsy year-old Hal Mitchell is sentenced to live at Hellenweiler, an institution that is more like a jail than the boys' home it's supposed to be. Hal could walk out in just a few months if he keeps out of trouble. Dirt Road Home by Watt Key Stars – Another great novel by Watt Key Labeled a troublemaker and juvenile delinquent, Hal was determined to stay out of trouble at Helenweiller Boys’ Home in the hope that he would be released before his eighteenth birthday. DIRT ROAD HOME By Watt Key Reading Level Grades 5 to 9 About the Novel After his recapture at the end of Alabama Moon, gutsy fourteen‐year‐old Hal Mitchell is sentenced to live at Hellenweiler, an institution that is more like a jail than the boys’ home it’s supposed to be.
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