The following sites can be used to support and enrich the Book Club unit for Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech.

• Sharon Creech – The author's official web site.

• Interview with Sharon Creech – The author discusses her books Walk Two Moons and Chasing Redbird.

• Sharon Creech – A brief biography of the author, provided by the HarperCollins site.

• Bookwire – Interview with Sharon Creech.

• North American Languages – This page provides links to many online dictionaries that students can use to translate English words and phrases into various American Indian languages.

• "Ithaka" by C. P. Cavafy – This poem provides another perspective on the theme of journeys.

• "the little horse is newlY" by e. e. cummings – Sal's class reads this poem in Chapter 20.

• "the little horse is newlY" – Another link.

• "The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow – Sal and her classmates analyze this poem in Chapter 29. This link includes some discussion questions related to Walk Two Moons.

• "The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls" – Another link.

• "The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls" – Yet another link.

• Optical Illusions – This site offers several optical illusions, including the "faces/vase" picture mentioned in Chapter 32.

• Optical Illusions – Another similar link.

• "Young Girl or Old Woman?" Illusion

• "Rabbit or Duck?" Illusion

• "Schroeder Stairs" Illusion

• "Journey to the Past"

• "Roll Down the River"

• "Parents Are People"

• "A Song for Mama" – Includes lyrics in both Spanish and English.

• "Lean on Me"

• "You've Got a Friend in Me"

• "Circle of Life" – There are several versions of these lyrics, so you might compare the following options: Option 2 / Option 3 / Option 4

• "Dance with My Father"