Heidi (Kingfisher Classics)

Rating:
Summary: GREAT BOOK for young and old
Review: I agree, this book deserves many, many stars. I read it aloud to my seventh-graders. The old-fashioned language was sometimes a bit difficult for them, but they really enjoyed the story and its theme of learning to trust in God. Heidi's sweet loving nature is like a breath of fresh mountain air, and her innocent scrapes, longing for her loved ones, and enthusiasm for life make this an all-time favorite book, one I could read every year.
NOTE-- the author review should be written about Johanna Spyri, not Beverly Cleary.

Rating:
Summary: GREAT BOOK for young and old
Review: I agree, this book deserves many, many stars. I read it aloud to my seventh-graders. The old-fashioned language was sometimes a bit difficult for them, but they really enjoyed the story and its theme of learning to trust in God. Heidi's sweet loving nature is like a breath of fresh mountain air, and her innocent scrapes, longing for her loved ones, and enthusiasm for life make this an all-time favorite book, one I could read every year.
NOTE-- the author review should be written about Johanna Spyri, not Beverly Cleary.

Rating:
Summary: I would give this book 600 stars!
Review: I liked this book a lot. It's about a little girl. Her name is Heidi. I liked when Peter kicked the wheelchair. It went tumbling down. I could really imagine this book. It made lots of sense. At the beginning I had a little trouble but once we kept reading I would say I give it 600 stars.