The Education of Little Tree - Chapter 12, "A Dangerous Adventure" Summary & Analysis

Asa Earl Carter
This Study Guide consists of approximately 69 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Education of Little Tree.

The Education of Little Tree - Chapter 12, "A Dangerous Adventure" Summary & Analysis

Asa Earl Carter
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Chapter 12, "A Dangerous Adventure" Summary

In March, Little Tree helps Granma pick Indian violets for a tonic tea. He also helps pick acorns that Granma grinds with hickory nuts and walnuts into bread fritters, which Little Tree and Granpa can't get enough of. They notice the occasional warm breezes announcing the oncoming spring. The ice begins to break and little dandelions sprout everywhere around the hollow, which they pick for greens. Soon the mountain comes into bloom - firecracker flowers, bluebells, moonflowers, and more, all sprouting at different times, depending on the body heat needed from Mon-o-lah's womb. As she starts to warm, only the smallest flowers sprout. Soon the bigger flowers are born and 'sap starts running up in the trees, making them swell like a woman at birthing time until they pop open their buds.' Granpa teaches Little Tree...

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