"Hang On, Dolly!" was written by Sally Leey to show that their are no limits to doing what you love. The title of the book is "Hold On, Dolly!" because when Dolly's parachute, tied to a hot air-balloon by a light rope. She had to hold on the trapeze bar, and if she didn't she would rush down to earths surface and fall to her earth. "High-Flying Hero!" was written by Christy Mihaly to show teamwork makes the dream work. The title of the book is called "High-Flying Hero!" because a fly-highing pigeon named Cher Ami saved nearly 200 people from death, by sending messages by the people in World War I to the Signal Corps Headquarters. The pigeon was shot in the chest and leg before coming to the Headquaters but Cher Ami was strong and flapped its way over. Informational texts are effective because they give more information about the text.
I believe the text structure for "Hang On, Dolly!" is Problem-Solution because when Dolly was hanging on the trapeze bars, she was getting tired from all the weight, to make her breath calmer, she sung her dad's song. I believe the text structure for "High-Flying Hero" is also problem-solution because when one side of World War I had their own team started bombing them, the pigeon, Cher Ami had a message to send to the Signal Corps Headquarters. It read, "Our artillery is dropping a barrage directly on us. For heaven’s sake, stop it." Explicit texts from "Hang On, Dolly!", Dolly took a deep breath and jumped. Her parachute, tied to the balloon by a light rope, broke free. Dolly’s body plunged toward the earth like a speeding rock. This is an explicit details, and it is effective in informing readers because it shows that she is almost die.
The authors point of view of "Hang On, Dolly!" is third person, because it says names and never says I, or you, it only says Dolly. The point of view changed how the story was told, it was told by Sally Lee, and not Elizabeth Shepherd, or Dolly, as said on the cover of the book. The Point of view of "High-Flying Hero!" is also third person because it says names and never says I, or you, it only says Cher Ami. The point of view changed how the story was told, it was told by Christy Mihaly, and not the World War I soilders, as said on the cover of the book. I think informational text are effective because in the text when the authors talk about something crazy, it affects the story so much by informing how and where it happens.