Like or Dislike

[Robin]

Chinglam wrote: "um...actually, i didn't completely like it because it's a BIT boringggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg"

I'm not alone!

[[deleted user]]

Love it! I had to read it for school; even though it was miserable at the end of the book, it was truly inspiring and beautiful.

[Rashika (is tired)]

Rae wrote: "Love it! I had to read it for school; even though it was miserable at the end of the book, it was truly inspiring and beautiful."

oh god. The ending.

[Mariana]

I liked it, it was one of those stories that you think about every now and then.

[Meredith]

LOVE!!! Read it in 5th grade as a class and loved it!!!! I learned some stuff about my classmates and teacher that I didn't know! Just AMAZING!

[♪♫Gloria♫♪]

LOVED IT
IT WAS

[Marietje]

A beautiful and wise book. As a school librarian I recommend it all the time.

[Inge]

Love! I read the book over ten years ago, but I still remember it as though I read it only yesterday.

[Kyan]

Great book--characters are very true to life. Liked it a lot!

[Emmalynn]

your choice. I did like it though

[Kyra]

like *_*

[Ernie]

I read it many years ago: one of my all time favourites from one of the best writers for children and young adults.

[Randi]

like +

[Simone]

I dunno I liked it. It was one of the first... eh, more advanced books that I've read. Which opened my eyes from little kid books to stuff like... The Hunger Games, and even Ruby Holler, and think of any other great book, and I've probably read it, or heard ALL about it from my sibs 'n friends.

Go for it, it's worth the time.
Thanks for bothering to read this.
~Simone

[Jim]

Like

[Anastasia]

Didn't really get it...can't say i didn't like it since i didn't get it though. I think i read it too early