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Questions: |
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Joe Dowdel is an adult sharing his
memories of Grandma Dowdel. He says, "Are all my memories true? Every
word, and growing truer with the years." (p. 1) What does Joe mean when
he says, "growing truer with years?" |
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Why does Sheriff Dickerson call Grandma
a "one-woman crime-wave"? (p. 57) |
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Why does Mary Alice say, "I don't
think Grandma's a very good influence on us"? (p. 61) |
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Discuss what Grandma means when she
says, "A rumor is sometimes truth on the trail." (p. 115) |
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Joey says, "As the years went by,
we'd seem to see a different woman every summer." What does he
mean?(p.1) |
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What does the phrase "larger than life"
mean? How does this fit Grandma? |
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We often hear "Two wrongs don't make
a right." Do you think Grandma agrees? |
