Story Elements
Character Emotions
Literary Devices
Word Sinonimen
Word Antonyms
100

Present day southern Florida, specifically the tourist town of Coconut Cove

Setting

100

"Snakes! He had spit out the word"

Scared

100

"His teeth were nubby and yellow, like an old barn dog's"

Simile

100

Muffled

Faint, mute or dull

100

Tragic

Fortunate, lucky

200

You should never give up to make a change in the world

Moral

200

“He refrained from doing some of the wild, daredevil stunts that boys his age tried – not because he feared for his safety, but because he felt it was solemn duty as an only child.”

Respect

200

"Beatrice the Bear ain't here to save ya this time"

Metaphor

200

Scour

Search or Scrub

200

Husky

Shrill, soft or puny

300
Roy is torn between whether to join Mullet Fingers, break the law and save the owls or let the owls be killed by not doing anything.

Conflict

300

"Roy ran all the way back to his bicycle and rode home as fast as he could. He wasn’t frightened and he wasn’t discouraged."

Exited

300

"Roy's reaction to the news that his tormentor had been nailed by the cops"

Metaphore

300

Wiry

Wavy or rough

300

Idle

Industrious, serious or meaningful

400

Friendship, teamwork

Theme

400

“The classroom fell quiet, a long heavy silence that roared in Roy’s ears like a train.”

Shocked

400

"He could feel another crusher of a headache coming in"

Metaphore

400
Impenetrable

Unpassable or incomprehensible

400

Rile

Sooth

500

Several children who learn that an area used as a critical habitat for burrowing owls is on the brink of being destroyed by a construction company

Plot

500

“He wouldn’t stop until he reached the crest of his imaginary Montana mountain and coasted downhill into the coolness of the valley.”

Motivated

500

"The bett-faced bald guy vaulted from the cab and hosted the bicycle by it's seat"

Hyperbole

500

Malevolent

Malicious or hostile

500

Sinewy

Puny, Weedy