Rated of 5
by Rachel
fantastic up and down emotions. pulling at your heart strings laughing crying and simply delightful!
Rated of 5
by Morgan Evans
Hi! My name is Morgan Evans and i am 14 years old. I have seen this book on shelves and i have just passed it on by which was a mistake. When i began my freshman year in highschool i had to pick a person or a biography to study. This was a 500 point grade and when finding that the person of my choice was already taken i decided to read the book. The beginning was kind of slow but when i got into the book it was touching and it made me feel very thankful for what i have. This book was great!
Rated of 5
by senior05
This book shows you exactly what life was like in the 1930's. It is great for summer reading or for any one who has to do a college or high school senior English report. I highly recomend this book to everyone.
Rated of 5
by box_monkey
it was really good and so was 'Tis [the next book in the series] but the only annoying thing was that it didn't have quotation marks... and to answer Michele's question i dont think its the fire thing ... read 'Tis and you'll get it
Rated of 5
by ticeeblue
this was a good book, but i honestly didn't like the way things started when he came to america....
but hey, it's not my life!
Rated of 5
by Pippa
This book is one of the best of ever read. I'll cherish it forever.
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