Part of Yep doesn't want go on the rat hunt. Why does he volunteer to go? asked 268 days ago by Destiny S. - 3 answers

Need daa answer to At the beginning of the story, how does Yep usually interpret his fathers's silence? from The Great Hunt book

Bert says:

Because, if he didn't go, his dad would twist his arm and FORCE HIM TO GO. His dad was soooo jealous of when Yep was reading and lollygagging in the AC house!

Alex says:

Thanks Bert. You're doing a great service to this site :) Also, your answers are just awesome.

Bert says:

I feel like the grinch with these answers but -- geez, what a waste of time for the readers of FLWB.... annoying. I just wish these kids would realize if they put out some effort they would learn and FEEL smart when they know the answers.

Lately I have asked a number of young people about books they read and they say,"Umm.. I don't read..." and I am stunned. What happened that they never found the joy in reading not to mention the loss of learning? I wonder is it the parents not wanting to help them early on or the school leaves them behind as they struggle with reading. When I see tv for kids I think the junk has replaced good ole Sesame Street... at least they had a fun way to be introduced to words and books. We will or do have a generation of non readers and that impacts everything in our society.

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