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The Tail Study Guide 1 Why does Tasha, the narrator in “The Tail,” think that her summer is ruined? 2. Define Direct and Indirect characterization. 3 In “The Tail,” what does Naomi, Tasha's friend, think of Junior? 4 Why are Tasha and Naomi scared to go into the woods in the park? 5 Where is Junior hiding? 6 What details helps you infer that Tasha loves her brother? 7 What does Tasha.
Joyce Hansen The Tail John Gardner Dragon, Dragon Isaac Bashevis Singer Zlateh the Goat Chief Luther Standing Bear The Old Woman Who Lived With the Wolves James Berry Becky and the Wheels-and-Brake Boys Judith Viorst The Southpaw Francisco Jimenez The Circuit Lensey Namioka The All-American Slurp Jack London The King of Mazy May Myron Levoy.
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Joyce Hansen has been writing books and stories for children and young adults for over twenty years. Joyce was born and raised in New York City, the setting of her early contemporary novels. She grew up with two younger brothers and her parents in an extended family that included aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents, all living nearby in the Morrisania section of the Bronx.
How to Save Your Tail is a cute collection of quirky retellings of classic fairy tales. All the stories are told from the view point of a rat named Bob. Bob is not your typical rat as he loves reading and baking. When he is caught by two hungry cats, he must use his baking ability and the stories from members of his family tree to try and save his tail.
Joyce Hansen is a published author of children's books and young adult books. Some of the published credits of Joyce Hansen include Which Way Freedom, The Captive, African Americans Who Made A Difference (Women Of Hope).
The words tail and tale are homophones: they sound the same but have different meanings.Both a noun and a verb, tail has several meanings, including the rear part of an animal or vehicle. The noun tale refers to a report or story.