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3.57 AVERAGE
3.57 AVERAGE
Read this to my boys. It is my second time to read it. I still think it is half baked. Some of my boys recorded it as their favorite book on an assignment for school. Go figure.
This was much, much stranger than I remember from my childhood.
Reread after a quarter of a century. My rating is actually 2.5 stars. I think we all remember this book better than what it was, probably due to Charlotte's Web. This was not deep like that, with a wandering plot. It was fun reading it aloud with Moo, who has a big belly laugh for small, forgettable, innocuous parts.
It was okay but not what I was expecting. I guess, the reason is that the book from the movies is different in so many ways. And I LOVE the movies so much! They are my childhood.
adventurous
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
sad
Somehow I missed this class book as a kid, but I've remedied that now. When Mr. and Mrs. Little's second child turns out to be a mouse, they are understandably surprised but no less loving. They create a mouse-sized bed, mouse-sized clothes, and even buy mouse-sized toiletries. Stuart is brave and kind and he has many adventures. I liked it, but I wasn't expecting the end to come quite so suddenly.
Such an oddly spaced story. We loved the characters, but found each chapter to be more of an episode with no real plot and no ending.
adventurous
emotional
lighthearted
medium-paced