The story begins with Sal's family preparing for a trip, but she is initially reluctant to go. She reveals that Phoebe is no longer alive and shares memories of their deep bond and adventurous spirit. As the journey progresses, Sal and her grandparents encounter various people and experiences that parallel the lessons and insights shared through Phoebe's stories, helping Sal to process her grief and find closure.
Throughout the novel, Sal weaves together past events and present moments, gradually unveiling the circumstances surrounding Phoebe's accident and the underlying conflicts within her family. Readers are taken through a range of emotions as Sal explores themes such as friendship, loss, family relationships, and the search for identity and belonging.
"Walk Two Moons" is a poignant and introspective novel that invites readers to reflect on life's complexities, the importance of empathy and understanding, and the power of storytelling in healing and personal growth. It is a compelling narrative that captures the essence of adolescence, friendship, and the enduring impact of loss.