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Summary: Worth reading and re-reading
Review: Some folks consider _Tuck Everlasting_ to be one of the very best children's books published...it's certainly one of my favorites.This book tells of the Tuck family, who have been doomed or blessed by drinking form a magic spring that endows the gift a eternal life. From the time they drink from the spring they never age, and they never die. Imagine being 13 for the rest of your life...a daunting thought. Tuck Everlasting is both spellbinding and thought provoking. It makes for great discussions and long night of slepplessness just wondering where the Tucks are at this moment.
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Summary: Brilliant Fantsy -- One easily suspends disbelief, a gem!
Review: "Tuck Everlasting" is a beautifully written story of a little girl who learns of a mysterious family's secret of everlasting life. A power hungry and ruthless villain wants to exploit this secret for his own selfish gains, cost it what it may. -- There are many spellbinding moments and a satisfying ending. As a teacher who used this book in class (4th grade) I can assure you that 9-12 year old children will enjoy reading "Tuck Everlasting" from cover to cover, enjoying every page of it. I highly recommend this book!
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Summary: The Tuck's Story Review
Review: This is not considered a great book in my opinion. It would be better if there was more action and not just description. I didn't like this book very much the first time I read it, but it is easier to understand as you get older. Would YOU want to live forever?
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Summary: I LOVED this book
Review: I really liked this book. It has to be one of the best books I've ever read!I love it! I loved the way the author used a lot of description of everything. I could picture exactly what every scene, person, and thing looked like! This author has written many good books, but this has to be the best!
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Summary: Long Live The Tucks
Review: This is probably one of the bes books I ever read. Although it's a little bit corny, it has a great storyline and always keeps you guessing. It is a great book for fifth and six graders. It has a good message about life may refer to some kids life. It is a little sad, but mostly happy and funny.
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Summary: An Everlasting Interest
Review: This fantasy novel is a seventh grade level vocabulary levelwhile at the same time, being of very high interest. Although somefrequent readers may have not enjoyed this novel, I, myself, as an avid reader enjoyed it very much. It's reccommended to all that have imaginations of high levels.
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Summary: LIVING FOREVER!
Review: This is a book that had some sad parts and some good ones. I in a way enjoyed the book but it was kinda corny with the Tucks living forever. I really think that this book should be recomended by sixth-graders and up. There are some better books than this one!
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Summary: Tucks Forever!
Review: Tuck Everlasting is an excellent book about life and fantasy. It is fiction, but the events relate to real events. Tuck Everlasting is a book about a 10-yr.old girl named Winnie who discovers new secrets about her wood and a strange family that has their own secrets. This book has a spectacular ending. The epilogue states that the tree with the magical spring was bulldozed over and dicintegrated. People ask "How can that be possible if the tree never dies because of the spring that's surrounding it?". She says "Mail me a letter and I'll give you a full explanation". But that question may never be answered.
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Summary: This is the best book! READ IT
Review: Tuck Everlasting is unusual, and gripping. Once you start reading, you can't stop! The characters are very alive, and the description is rich.
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Summary: A wonderful book that will fascinate you.
Review: When I first started reading this book I wasn't sure what typeof book it was until youv'e read it all. The author creates brilliantvisuals in this story that you will not want to put this book down. Iloved this book from the begining to the end, and I enjoyed it all. Ialso liked how the author fascinates you with the characters, and the water that will never let you die. This book will fascinate readers of all ages in many different ways.
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