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Summary: How to eat fried worms By Thomas Rockwell
Review: This is a hilarious book about a boy called Billy who has a bet. The bet is that if he can eat 15 worms in 15 days and if he can manage it he will win $50. Most of them are big, slimy nightcrawlers but some of them are short, fat and hairy. One tasted of curry, while others were goats milk, fluff and plastic. I liked the way that they got stuck in his teeth and he found them two days later. I also liked the part when Billy woke everybody up with his younger brother's siren to show them that he was going to eat one of his final worms.
This was a great book.
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Summary: How To Eat Fried Worms
Review: Would you ever put 15 worms on a frying pan and eat it with horseradish? Well Bill did when he bet with Alan, Tom, and Joe did in the book called How To Eat Fried Worms. I would give this author about 7 compliments because this book has a good lesson. The lesson is if you bet someone you have to play by the rules. Would you ever keep on eating worms? Well Billy did. I would never make a bet I wouldn't ever agree on. That's what Billy did when he bet on eating 15 worms. I learned from reading this book if you bet someone you has to play by the rules.
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Summary: Perfect Book For Kids Who Hate To Read!
Review: I was visiting my big sister one summer during summer break from school and I didn't have a book to read so I read my nephew's book and I was very pleasantly surprised because this book is a lot better than it sounds, the idea of a boy eating worms is gross but the book is very well written and humorous and I enjoyed reading it and I think this is the perfect book for kids who hate to read especially boys as the mild gross humor of the boy eating the worms on a dare might appeal to them and hopefully introduce them to the wonderful world of books!
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Summary: Fried Worms!
Review: Yuck! Would you eat fried worms! How To Eat Fried Worms, by Thomas Rockwell, is a book about four boys. They make a bet about eating fifteen worms in fifteen days. I can't believe what happened! You will have to read the book to find out if they did eat them or not.
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Summary: How To Eat Fried Worms
Review: This is a book about four boys. Their names are Billy, Tom, Alan and Joe. They want to know what worms taste like. Billy is a dare devil. I didn't really like this book.
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Summary: A Bet He'll Never Forget
Review: Billy the dare devil in How To Eat Fried Worms never turns down a bet. Now he's made a bet with Alan to eat fifteen worms in fifteen days. Can Billy do it? I give this book 5 stars. It's a great book for all ages. Enjoy!
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Summary: How To Eat Fried Worms
Review: Alan and Billy made a bet. If Billy ate fifteen worms he would get fifty dollars. I liked this book. The end is funny!
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Summary: How To Eat Fried Worms
Review: How To Eat Fried Worms is a book about four boys thier names are Alan, Tom, Billy and Joe. They made this bet about eating fiffteen worms in fiffteen days. If you read this book you can find out what happend and if they did eat them or not.
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Summary: How to Eat Fried Worms
Review: I would give this book 5 stars because it is funny. Billy made a bet with his friends to eat 15 worms. Then his friends are mean to him. Get this book to find out if he eats the worms.
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Summary: How To Eat Fried Worms
Review: I really like this book because it gave a great perspective of how the characters all thought. The dialog was also another thing why I liked it. The dialog was very detailed. And then there was the great plot which was just so fun to read about. I think that the best part in this book was all of the parts when the main characters (which were the boys) were always talking about how it feels to eat a plump, juicy, muddy, sqiushy, and slimy worm. I love that kind of detail. I think that one very important story element is the way that the chararcters interacted with eachother. I could see that, because there was a whole lot of text! I think that the other important story element is the theme: Anything tastes good with catchup or mustard! (that's what I think it is!)
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