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Summary: Michelle's Bridge to Terebithia Review
Review: The Book "Bridge to Terebithia was a great book. It was filled with tons of wonderful and adventurious jurnies! In the book, Jess Arrons wan's to be the fastest kid in the fourth and fifth grades! He practices every day to be it! When the big day finnaly comes, a girl named,Lelsie Burk comes and beats him. Now, Jess is very upset but they find out that they are a perfect friends! On their way home, on the bus, the bully...Janice...makes fun of Lelsie and Jess standes up for her.They decide after that, that they want to be friends! They spend everyday after school hidding out in their hide-out called...Terebithia. They have to swing on a magical rope to get to it! They built it them selves and no one else knows about it. Jess was the loyal King and Leslie was the pretty Queen! Well, back at school, Jess' favorite teacher, Miss. Edmunds, has a bond with jess and Lelsie. When Jess was at home, he got a phone call from Miss. Edmunds. She wanted him to go to Washington with him. So they went and had a great time. When Jess got back, he got the news that Lelsie had died. His best and only friend at school, his girlfriend, his companion and his soal mate! He knew he should have asked if Leslie could come with him and Miss. Edmunds to go to Washington...but he didn't! He was hurt soooooooooooo badly that he went to Terebithia and amde a wreath and a funeral that only he,Jess, attended! Just as he started to walk out...He heard his second youngest sister, May Belle's voice. She had followed him to Terebithia but wasn't supposed to. Jess said... " I think you may be the next Queen of Terebithia!" This book had many high points and low points. This book I think is 6th grade through 8th grade leval. This is my review of...The Bridge to Terebithia!
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Summary: This book was great--I loved it!
Review: This book was great--I read it for a reading class. I loved the way it started out--but I didn't really like the ending--it was really sad! Below is a little bit if background information. The beginning of the book starts out with Mrs. Patterson explaing each character--like may Belle and Jesse along with Leslie. It tells about Jess wanting to be the fastest and about the first day of school. In the middle of the book, it tells about how jess and leslie form their own little world called Terabithia, and what they do their. IT also talks about how they plan to do certain things and get revenge on Janice Avery. In the end Something devastating happens to Jess after an almost perfect day. It goes on to describe how Jess and the Aaron's family cope with it. I really enjoyed this book and I hope you will too!
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Summary: Bridge to Terabitha
Review: This is a great book! It is the best I've ever read. It is a book about true friendship between a boy, Jess and a girl, Lesslie. They bulid a magical place called Terabitha. They are the King and Queen there. As they are there they fight giants. Everything is going good untill a very bad thing seperated them. But at the end one of them has grown because of what happened.
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Summary: Bridge to Terabithia
Review: This book is about a kid named Jess and his best friends sad death. Jess wants to be the fastest runner in the 5th grade. The day he gets his chance it turns out he gets beat by a girl named Leslie. They start becoming friends and the decide to make a special place just for them. The find a place across a stream that someone abanded. They call this made-up magical land Terabithia. Then Leslie the girl that Jess is friends with falls and hits her head and drowns. After that, Jess's sister,May Belle, becomes the Queen of Terabithia and the make a special wreath for Leslie so they never would forget her.
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Summary: Lorin's Bridge to Terabithia Review
Review: A young boy named Jess Aarons,is in the fifth grade,works his hardest to be the fastest runner. Suddenly, a new girl moves in the Perkin's place and turns out to be the fastest runner out of the fifth grade. His dream was now OVER! At first, Jess was upset that Leslie had beat him in the race, but they soon became good friends. Jess told himself that being friends with Leslie wasn't so bad. After Leslie and Jess spent a little time together, they built a secret retreat called Terabithia. Jess became the king, Leslie became the queen, and P.T. was Prince of Terabithia. One day when Jess was in Washington with Mrs. Edmunds, a tragic thing happened, Leslie was dead! His mom and dad gave him the bad news when he got home. Jess was saddened! she was killed by swinging on the ropes they always swung on to get to Terabithia. Jess made a wreath in honor of Leslie and also built a bridge to Terabithia. This was a great book, and I loved it! So will you!
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Summary: Bridge to Terabithia Review
Review: This book is about a young boy who is in the fifth grade that wants to be the fastest boy in the fourth and fifth grade. There school gets a new student whos name is Leslie. At first she is not accepted at the school but Jess Aarons becomes friends with her. They build a secret city together in which they call Terabithia. In the book a great tradgedy happens which upsets the whole school and community, Leslie dies. Jess is very upset and he makes a grave where she died. He feels a little better because when her parents leave they give some of her belongings. I enjoyed this book very much and I hope that you will too.
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Summary: Tragic but Delightful
Review: The book The Bridge to Terabithia is one of the most wonderful books I've read in all my childhood. My friend, without thinking, told me that there would be a sad part at the end of the book. Trust me: there is. If you cry at sad movies, you will cry at the end of this book. But still, I highly recommend it to kids in third grade and over.
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Summary: Shelby's Bridge to Terabithia Review
Review: *~* A boy named Jess Aarons was training to be the fastest kid in the fifth grade. Then, a new family moved into the old Perkin place. The new girl Leslie ruined his dream, and turned out to be the fastest kid in the fifth grade. In the beginning, Jess was upset that a new girl, who dressed sloppy on the first day of school, didn't have a television, and was very daring, was faster than he was. Then Jess and Leslie ended up becoming great friends. Jess decided that being friends with a "girl" wasn't so bad after all! After being friends, they decided to build a secret retreat, called Terabithia. To get to their secret retreat, they had to cross the river, by swinging on a rope. Jess was the King, and Leslie was the Queen. Leslie and Jess loved going there, until it rained. When it did rain, the river would swell, and Jess was afraid, because he couldn't swim. One day, Jess went to Washington with his teacher Mrs. Edmunds. (Jess had a secret crush on Mrs. Edmunds!) While he was gone, Leslie decided to go Terabithia, by herself. A tragic thing happened. When Jess got back, he found out that Leslie died. Leslie's dad said that she died going to Terabithia. He said that she was swinging on the rope, when the rope snapped! In honor of Leslie, Jess made a wreath and a bridge to Terabithia. With the bridge there, he would be able to cross over the river on it, and not have to swing on a rope! *~*
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Summary: Tear Jerker!
Review: My students and I completely loved this story of an unlikely friendship between Jess and Leslie. The story picks up fast and never slows down. My students hated to hear the timer go off because they knew we were out of time for the day. This is one of those stories that a reader can get lost in and hate to see end. I'd heard it was a wonderful book, but I never would have believed how wonderful had I not read it myself.
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Summary: touching dramatic book
Review: I love this book. I'm not sure when I first read it. Maybe in fourth grade. It made a strong impression. These were real characters that I could relate to. The kids in school who made fun of what they don't understand, the younger sister who wants to come along when she isn't welcome. This book made me feel more grown up. The events in the book are tragic and yet show how you can take the good things and honor them by sharing and passing them on. My sister is not a reader. She has finished three works of fiction that were not forced on her in school. Bridge to Terabithia is still her favorite book, fifteen years later.
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