Elizabeth’s review of Bridge to Terabithia > Likes and Comments
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I like how you related the story of the first time you heard this book. I don't like books where people die but you made it sound interesting.
Oh no! I wish you had mentioned that your review had a spoiler! I didn't know that one of the characters ends up dying! After reading your review, the only thing I could think of was that either Jess or Leslie was going to die and I could think of nothing else. Bummer. Still a really wonderful, touching book.
I will not admit to tearing up at the end of the book, but I will not claim I didn't either. Loved the book as a kid.
Kyusik wrote: "I will not admit to tearing up at the end of the book"
You kind of just did. ;)
*passes the tissues*
I've read this book several times, and cry every time.
I love this book so much it gets pretty sad towards the end but it's still awesome I'm reading it at school in my book club and I almost shed a tear
After watching the movie in March 2017 I was reading some reviews here on goodreads.
Your review ended up being one of the main inspirations for my first short story.
That’s a pretty cool thing, I think.
So, thank you for sharing your memories.
I read this book and it was good but your review is not that good u should not be spoiling it for others and make it bigger
Why did you comment without adding the spoiler alert box. I read your comment and I feel like I know the story and I'm in no mood to read this book just because of your comment.
I also read this book in fifth grade with the rest of my class...
I also cried 🤧😖
I did not cry reading at age 11.
But I'll probably cry rereading it now.
Yeah, well I just reread a book from when I was little and it was SO intense with other hidden messages. And when I was little I just didnt see it as THAT intense so I totally agree, that's why i love rereading, so I can catch the emotions and meanings
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I like how you related the story of the first time you heard this book. I don't like books where people die but you made it sound interesting.
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Oh no! I wish you had mentioned that your review had a spoiler! I didn't know that one of the characters ends up dying! After reading your review, the only thing I could think of was that either Jess or Leslie was going to die and I could think of nothing else. Bummer. Still a really wonderful, touching book.
I will not admit to tearing up at the end of the book, but I will not claim I didn't either. Loved the book as a kid.
Kyusik wrote: "I will not admit to tearing up at the end of the book"You kind of just did. ;)
*passes the tissues*
I've read this book several times, and cry every time.
I love this book so much it gets pretty sad towards the end but it's still awesome I'm reading it at school in my book club and I almost shed a tear
After watching the movie in March 2017 I was reading some reviews here on goodreads.Your review ended up being one of the main inspirations for my first short story.
That’s a pretty cool thing, I think.
So, thank you for sharing your memories.
I read this book and it was good but your review is not that good u should not be spoiling it for others and make it bigger
Why did you comment without adding the spoiler alert box. I read your comment and I feel like I know the story and I'm in no mood to read this book just because of your comment.
I also read this book in fifth grade with the rest of my class...I also cried 🤧😖
I did not cry reading at age 11.But I'll probably cry rereading it now.
Yeah, well I just reread a book from when I was little and it was SO intense with other hidden messages. And when I was little I just didnt see it as THAT intense so I totally agree, that's why i love rereading, so I can catch the emotions and meanings
