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Monster Due On Maple Street Analysis

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They both relate to each other because they can 't trust anyone. The book Monster Due on Maple Street no one can 't trust each other because they try to figure out who the monster is. But in Touching Spirit Bear Cole can 't trust anyone because his dad always beats him up and his mom doesn 't do anything. So in both stories they can 't trust anyone at all. That is why they relate

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