The author ends the story with a kid asking to keep the pigeon as a pet because he loves the pigeon so much he doesn't want Palmer to keep the secret anymore from anyone.
I beleive that the author of this book ended the story with a question coming from a boy asking to have a pigeon as a pet because, the author probably wanted to show that the boy is another pigeon lover as Dorothy and Palmer are and to also end the story with a bit of a mystery of why he would want a pigeon because, at the Pigeon Day practice with the little kids, they all wanted to wring a real pigeon and probably, the author wants the readers to wonder wether the boy wanted a pigeon to wring it or to care for it.
I think that at the end of the story the child asks if he can have a pigeon for a pet because Palmer showed them that they don't have to wring a pigeon’s neck and kill it. But that you can be kind, gentle and take care of pigeons so a child got the message and asked if he/she could have a pigeon for a pet.
I think the author chooses to end the story with a chid in the crowd asking for a pigeon as a pigeon because he say Palmer save a pigeon and start to walk away from the crowd with a pigeon in his arms.
I think the author ended the book with a boy asking for a pigeon has a pet because the author wanted to tell the reader that there are more kids that love pigeons then just Palmer and Dorothy.
I think the author chose to end the book with a small kid asking to have a pigeon because he wanted show there are some other kids like pigeons and to show not only Palmer and Dorothy are not the only kids who like pigeons.
I think the author chose to end the book with a kid in the crowd asking for a piegon as a pet because Palmer changed everything by having a pigeon as a pet.
I think the author ended the story with someone else wanting a piegon so he could show that more people care about piegons either than Palmer and Dorthy
The auther chooses at the end of the story with a chid from the croud to ask if he could have a piegon because he wants to show that more then one person likes piegons.
I think the reason why the authur chose to have a kid ask a question at the end of the stoy "Can I have a pigeon as a pet?" because he mite have a nother book and it will answer that question.
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The author ends the story with a kid asking to keep the pigeon as a pet because he loves the pigeon so much he doesn't want Palmer to keep the secret anymore from anyone.
ReplyDeleteThe author ends the book with a kid asking if he could have a pigeon as a pet because he wants the story to end with a good detail and question
ReplyDeleteHe ends the story with a kid asking for a pigeon as a pet because he wanted to give detail and expaining.
ReplyDeleteI beleive that the author of this book ended the story with a question coming from a boy asking to have a pigeon as a pet because, the author probably wanted to show that the boy is another pigeon lover as Dorothy and Palmer are and to also end the story with a bit of a mystery of why he would want a pigeon because, at the Pigeon Day practice with the little kids, they all wanted to wring a real pigeon and probably, the author wants the readers to wonder wether the boy wanted a pigeon to wring it or to care for it.
ReplyDeleteI think the author ended the story with a child asking for a pigeon as a pet because, the child wants to have a pigeon just like Palmer`s pigeon.
ReplyDeleteI think that at the end of the story the child asks if he can have a pigeon for a pet because Palmer showed them that they don't have to wring a pigeon’s neck and kill it. But that you can be kind, gentle and take care of pigeons so a child got the message and asked if he/she could have a pigeon for a pet.
ReplyDeleteI think the author chooses to end the story with a chid in the crowd asking for a pigeon as a pigeon because he say Palmer save a pigeon and start to walk away from the crowd with a pigeon in his arms.
ReplyDeleteI think the author ended the book with a boy asking for a pigeon has a pet because the author wanted to tell the reader that there are more kids that love pigeons then just Palmer and Dorothy.
ReplyDeletei think the author chose a child asking for a pigeon as a pet because the child realizes that you shouldn't wring the necks of pigeons.
ReplyDeleteI think the author chose to end the book with a small kid asking to have a pigeon because he wanted show there are some other kids like pigeons and to show not only Palmer and Dorothy are not the only kids who like pigeons.
ReplyDeleteHe ends the story with a boy asking for a pegion because the whole book talks about Palmer having a pegion.
ReplyDeleteI think the author chose to end the book with a kid in the crowd asking for a piegon as a pet because Palmer changed everything by having a pigeon as a pet.
ReplyDeleteI think the author end the book with a person in a crowd asking a pigeon for a pet so he could leave you qiuston.
ReplyDeleteThe author ended the story with someone else wanting a pigeon so he could show that more people than Dorothy and Palmer loves pigeons.
ReplyDeleteI think the author ended the story with someone else wanting a piegon so he could show that more people care about piegons either than Palmer and Dorthy
ReplyDeleteThe auther chooses at the end of the story with a chid from the croud to ask if he could have a piegon because he wants to show that more then one person likes piegons.
ReplyDeleteI think the reason why the authur chose to have a kid ask a question at the end of the stoy "Can I have a pigeon as a pet?" because he mite have a nother book and it will answer that question.
ReplyDeleteI think he ended it like that because scence you could at the end he gest wanted to make sure.
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