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Because of Winn-Dixie

by Kate DiCamillo

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There are currently 39 reader reviews for Because of Winn-Dixie

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kelvin (10/25/14)

Because of Winn Dixie

The story was interesting.

Resa Bradley (12/07/13)

Love and Hiphop

This book is amazing because it has real live people playing basketball and other sports like soccer, cheerleading, baseball. My favorite sports are tennis and football. This book is cool, nice, amazing, and a good book for children to read. All the time so they could be like me to be a good reader. Amazing reading.

Emm17 (06/01/13)

fantastic book

I loved the book. I'm going to see the movie, but I think the book will be better.

Tarick Rogers (10/23/11)

Nice Book

Very appealing and awesome in two-thousand seven hundred ninety nine ways. Bye Bye boring books, hello Because of Winn Dixie.

Tarick Rogers (10/22/11)

What a awesome book

This book is so amazing. I thought that this book was going to be boring, but every chapter I read there was a part I couldn't stop reading.

Nora (03/29/11)

english student.

As a Esl student, this book help me a lot in my process to learn English, I really liked it.

This has a very deep moral about friendship and a good lesson about survival, even if you are alone like the man who went to war and when he returned nobody was there.

Another good lesson is you don't have to judge the people for what they had done in the past, you can see them from now to ahead.

Alyssa (01/25/11)

How Because Of Winn-Dixie was

The book was good but it left you hanging. What did Opal do after the collar was paid off? Lots of questions that need to be answered.

pierre (01/04/11)

Because of Winn-Dixie

This book is fantastic. It made me cry.

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