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I think the author told it from both points of view so that we can see how she thinks

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I think that the author told it from both points of view so that we can understand how she thinks animals communicate and live life. I also think that she wrote the story that way so that it can be more adventurous with 2 characters going separate places and experiencing different things.

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I think the author did a good job of comparing Peters point of view and Pax's point of view because there was a lot of suspense and action in the story. He also did a good job on expressing both of there feelings.

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I think the author did a good job because she told paxs' feelings in an understandable way also I thought the author did it to see how both main characters changed when they were apart because if it was only in pax's point of view

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I think the author did that because they are both important characters and they are so far away from each other. I also think she did that because they went through important events.

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I think the the author told the story from pax's is view and peters view because so they can see what happens at different times and places also so you can see the story more.

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I think that the author told it from different points of view so they could see different things and different places not two different things.

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I think the author wanted to give examples that people are different and have their own perspectives and thoughts.  In this case animals have their own perspectives also.

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Ithink the author told the the story from Peter's and Pax's point of veiw so we could experince both sides of the story.

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I think the author told the story from both points of view because that made the book intresting

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I think the author told it from both points of view so that you could see the journey that they both went through to get back to each other.

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I think the author told the story because he wanted to tell you how it was in those time. 😊😈😃😀😀

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I think he did because it makes the book just so much better having two types of perference on every other chapter The fox and Peter chapters are both very well told and I think that he should keep on doing these to bring readers in

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I think the author told the story from Pax and peter because maybe it's teaching us a lesson to let go animals if you capture one.

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I think the author wrote Peter's view and Pax's  because the reader should know where they were both going and thinking instead of just on. xD

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I think that the author told both perspectives so you could have suspense and you could know what was going on in both lives so you would not be lost or confused and you could think about what happened and compare them together to get ideas of what could happen next.

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I think the author of Pax did both points of views because they wanted to hear what Pax was doing and thinking and so did Peter

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I think the author wanted two have two adventures going on so it can be more suspenseful.

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I think the author wrote it at both prespectives so It wouldn't be boring. Also I think he or she did that because It wouldn't be like peter was worried about pax for the whole book it was showing how they were worried for each other in prespectives.

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I think the author told the story from Peter's and Pax's point of view because the author wanted to show Peter's adventures finding Pax and Pax's adventure finding Peter. .___.

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I think that the author told it from both points of view so that when they get separated the readers could see what is happening in different places at different times.  Also because both Peter and Pax were going through so much to find each other. I also think that by telling it from both points of view showed that neither of them lost hope in finding each other. That neither of them forgot about each other. Also so that the readers could see that even through the hardest times that when you love someone so much you will do just about anything to them.

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I think the author wrote from Peter's as well as Pax's point of view so we could know what each person or animal was feeling and experiencing in the voyage to find each other.

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It was because the author did not want to leave question. like how did Peter find Pax or anything like that

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I think she told it from Paxes and Peters view, because she thinks that a reader wants to hear both sides of the story.

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I think the author told the story from both points of view to show the tough times they both went through.

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I think Sara Pennypacker told the story from both points of view to show how much Pax and Peter are alike. I also think that she told in both perspectives so it tied together at the end.

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I think that she told it at both point of views to see what was going on in both of their heads at the same time and if they just told it at Pax's or just at Peter's it would get pretty boring and nobody would read it!

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I think the author did this to have suspense in the book and to show the readers what their point of view is and how they are feeling.

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I think the author did pax's as well as peter's point of view is because so you could know what they were both thinking. :}  '-'

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I think the author did this to make suspense because at the end of some chapters the author left us on a cliffhanger. Another I think the author did this so we know what both are thinking.

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I think the author told the point of view in both view so we knew what Pax and Peter were thinking and doing.

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The author wrote the story from Pax's point of and Peters because  those are the two most important characters in the book.

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I think the author wants to show the struggles that Peter and Pax both had. Also the author wants to shows how the adventures of Pax and Peter are the same and different. Sara Pennypacker wants to show that an animal and a human care about each other the same way.

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 Antonio                                                       I think the author did that because if it was just Paxes it would get boring and the reader "would think what it Peter doing right now" If it was just Peters view we would never knew were Pax was and the reader wouldn't know that grunt dies without paxes view. 

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 Antonio                                                       I think the author did that because if it was just Paxes it would get boring and the reader "would think what it Peter doing right now" If it was just Peters view we would never knew were Pax was and the reader wouldn't know that grunt dies without paxes view. 

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What I think is so you can know what is happening in their lives to see what they say at different times.

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I think the author told the story from Pax's point of view because the author wanted for us to know what was happening to Pax and keep it more interesting.

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I think Sara Pennypacker explained the book from Peter as well as Pax's point of view so that you could see what they are thinking and how they react to each other.

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I think the Author wrote it in to point of views so you know what each character is thinking and what is happening to them.

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I think that Sara Pennypacker told the story from Pax's view because people would want to see how he felt when Peter left him, when he met Bristle and Runt, and some other parts of the book. I think Sara Pennypacker also told the story from Peter's point of view to show how Peter felt when he left Pax and to see how Peter felt when he was making his journey to find Pax.

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I think the author told the story from Pax's point of view as well as Peter's because, every other chapter the chapter's switch off between Pax and Peter. But then again I think that the author wanted to tell about Pax's life, and how he was without Peter, and how Peter was feeling without Pax. I also think it would have been not complete. Without having both of their point's of view It just wouldn't feel right.

This story tells us about the real bond between humans and animals.

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I think the author told the story from paxs and peter point of view to tell what they are filling at the very moment.

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to show what they think and what they're story's go.

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I think Pax's point of view was different than Peter's point of view because Pax was looking for Peter so badly that he was starving for food because he wasn't at home he was in the woods where it was dangerous.

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I think the author told the story from Pax's point of view because the story would have been incomplete without it. You wouldn't have the suspense towards the end when Pax and Peter are getting closer to each other because you wouldn't know where Pax is. I think it also makes you think more deeply about the meaning of the story as well because the foxes that Pax talks to are also saying things about war and how humans are not very considerate of all the life around them. The author might have written the story from Pax's point of view to make a stronger emotional connection with the characters too.

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I think the author told it from both points of view because it tells how they both feel about what's happening in their life.

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I think the author told the story with both point of views because most of the time they weren't together. Pax and Peter were only together in the beginning, and met at the end but Peter decided that the best thing to do is let Pax be with the other foxes.

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I think the author chose to do that because they both have very interesting life's Maybe the author had a lot to say about in both of there life's It is very interesting to know about how Pax feels being abandoned.

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The author wrote both their point of views because she wanted both of them to say what they thought and what they were going through.

That's what makes the book really interesting and a really good book.

Thanks for reading......................

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I think the author told the story with both points of view because it could have made the story a little more interesting, fun, and exciting. I also think the author did that because Peter and Pax are different.  Pax is a fox. Peter is a kid. Peter and Pax also have different thoughts.

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I think the author told the story from Pax's point of view as well as Peter's because, I think the author wanted the readers to know both sides of the story and the adventures they took on the journey to finding each other, it also just makes the book better because you get to see what a animal says, or thinks.

If you see the book in two different perspectives it makes it more interesting to read because your not just hearing( reading) from one character you are reading for two characters in the book.

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I think that the author choose to write in both of their point of veiws because he wanted to let the reader know what is going on in Paxs pont of veiw and Peters point of veiw

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I think the author did that because she wanted the readers to understand what was going on both sides of the story.

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I think the author told the story from Pax's point of view as well as Peter's because she wants the reader to know what he is feeling.

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I think the author choose to write in both of their points of view because he wanted to let the reader know how both of them are feeling. Also when Peter and Pax are in about the same spot we know that but Peter and Pax don't know that they are in the same spot.

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I think that the author made the book with both of there point of views, because he probably wanted to show what is happening in both of there lives, and to show what they are going through. He also probably wanted to show how much Peter loves Pax.

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I think the author told the story with different points because it will make the story more organized.

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So the readers know what's going on with both sides of view and they both know how they feel threw out the book.

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So you can know what pax and peter are doing

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I beleave the author thougth that it would be interesting to have the readers have the feeling between the fox and the boy together.

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so the readers can know what is going on to each other through on out the whole book and how they feel.

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I think the author wrote it like this because it tells what is going on in Pax's mind and Peter's and what is happening to them.

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I think the author did that because she wanted for the reader to see what there both thinking.

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I think the author of Pax did that so he could equalise what was happening in the story. for example( Lets go and find Pax. next chapter, lets go to find Peter) It just makes it easier if you show what is happening in the story in the same time, but at different places.