Bridge to Terabithia

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Summary: Terabithia was one of the best books I have ever read
Review: In terabithia there were two main characters which made it easier to concentrate on what you were reading. It was a type of book that made you realize how important friends are.

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Summary: beautiful and moving story...
Review: i read Bridge to Terabithia ten years ago in the fifth grade as part of our required reading material. This was the first of few books to ever move me enough to cry. i was forced to think about the reality of death...that it wasn't just "old people" that died. Jess and Leslie's friendship was somthing i really related to, and their lesson only made me value my own friendships all the more.

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Summary: Written very well,it has suspense,and a few cliffhangers.
Review: Very sad,funny,and spinetingling.This book holds your interest untill the end.I would reccomend this book for 4th-6th graders.I'm a 5th grader and our AAP class really enjoyed this book.

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Summary: It really put me to sleep
Review: Ugh! I did NOT like this one. It was really boring, and in my opinion it didn't really have a point. I would have never even thought about reading it, except last year my teacher made me. OK, the ending was kinda sad, but for the most part, I wanted to just space out while it was being read. Not that I'm too young-- when I'm 18 I'll STILL think it's boring!

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Summary: painstakingly beautiful
Review: This is one of the greatest stories of separation and anxiety (and separation anxiety) that I have ever read. It is guaranteed to make you think about your friends, your relationships, and the tears that are drifting down each cheek as these two youngsters form a bond which lasts beyond death.

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Summary: "BTT" Rules
Review: This is the second year I have read "BTT" with my class. Students love the story - two lonely children who becomes friends and learn from each other before Leslie's untimely death. Children learn that it is all right to be creative, to have secrets and to share. A touching, touching story

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Summary: The litmus test
Review: I read The Bridge To Terabithia in the third grade and I have spent the past fifteen years comparing every book I've read to this one. As I reached the end of the story, I cried because I didn't want it to end

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Summary: A wonderful lesson about life and death!
Review: I read this for the first time while at Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts. It was a requirement in my Children's Literature class. I finished this book in less than one day because I couldn't put it down. I cried at the end because it was sad, but it also taught me very much about life and death and how you need to live life to the fullest and chersih your loved ones. Katherine Paterson did a remarkable job and as a teacher I will encourage all of my students to read this masterpiece that will forever be a classic in my eyes

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Summary: Bridge to Terabethia
Review: I only give this a 8 because it wasn't really interesting. It only got interesting when the new girl moves in. Jesse makes friends with the new girl and they make a make believe world. They pretend they are the queen and king of Terabithia. Then something happens and Jesse is left all alone. I won't tell you what happens next.

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Summary: An exellent and toching book!
Review: BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA was an exellent and touching book! Some parts I felt so happy I laughed out loud. Some parts were so sad I cried. This book really tugs at you heartstrings