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Operation Redwood
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STS. Terrell French

A group of children and their talking raccoon embark on a mission to save an ancient redwood forest from destruction.

realistic fiction | 353 pages | Published in 2009

realistic fictionmiddle gradefictionyoung adultchildrensenvironmentadventuremysteryjuvenilecontemporary
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  1. Discuss the theme of environmental activism in 'Operation Redwood'. How does the author explore this theme throughout the book?
  2. Analyze the character of Julian Carter-Li in 'Operation Redwood'. How does his perspective on the redwood forest change throughout the story?
  3. Examine the relationship between Julian and his Uncle Sibley in 'Operation Redwood'. How does their bond evolve over the course of the novel?
  4. Explore the role of friendship in 'Operation Redwood'. How do Julian, Danny, and Robin support and challenge each other?
  5. Discuss the ethical dilemma faced by Julian and his friends in 'Operation Redwood'. How do they navigate the conflicting interests of saving the redwood forest and protecting their friendship?
  6. Analyze the impact of the redwood forest on the characters in 'Operation Redwood'. How does the setting shape their identities and motivations?
  7. Discuss the symbolism of the redwood tree in 'Operation Redwood'. What does it represent and how does it contribute to the overall message of the story?
  8. Examine the role of adults in 'Operation Redwood'. How do the adults in the story influence the actions and decisions of the young protagonists?
  9. Compare and contrast the perspectives of Julian and Mr. Strubinsky in 'Operation Redwood'. How do their differing views on the redwood forest drive the conflict of the story?
  10. Discuss the importance of community in 'Operation Redwood'. How do Julian and his friends rally support for their cause and build a sense of unity among the characters?