81 pages 2 hours read

Gary Paulsen

Woods Runner

Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2010

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Essay Topics

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Samuel encounters and must navigate many types of terrain in the novel, from rivers to roads to the deep forest. How do these different environments affect Samuel and his story?

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Samuel is often most comfortable in the woods. How does his affinity with and reflections on the woods develop his character?

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The novel considers the idea of childhood at some depth. How is childhood handled in the story? What are its boundaries? How do frontier children experience it?

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