Caddie Woodlawn/Audio Cassette

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Summary: Caddie Woodlawn
Review: Caddie Woodlawn is an exciting book to read.I like the parts when Caddie and the two brothers that were Tom and Warren play jokes on Annabelle on the farm. This is a good book to read in your family.

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Summary: a GREAT book about adventure and pioneer life
Review: This is an excellent book. It is full of adventures and exiting stories about a tomgirl named Caddie Woodlawn. She loved to play with her two brothers, Tom and Warren, but hated being a lady, like her sisters. But then her cousin Annabelle comes, and Caddie and her brothers deside to play some practicle jokes on Annabelle. Now her mother and father want her to try to be a lady. What will Caddie do?

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Summary: Caddie Woodlawn a wonderful girl .
Review: I like Caddie. She is a smart girl. She has a big family.There is three brothers,three sisters,one cousin,a mom and a dad,and last but not least an uncle and a worker.She has a dog but something happens to it.A curcuit rider came about every month.Something happens to the president.And something almost happened to the school but they saved it. They had a chance to go somewhere but you'll have to read it.Have fun!

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Summary: ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS ABOUT PIONEER DAYS!
Review: This is one of my favorite books! Anybody who loves pioneer stories and doesn't have it, get it now! I can't wait till my little sister is old enough to read it!Because everthing is good about it.FUN+EXCITMENT+LAUGHTER=Super De Duper Wonderful book!This Tomboy girl will brighten up your spirt for a lifetime!I'd give this book a million stars if I could! But 5 stars is as high as it goes acording to Amazon . com. SO,BUY IT!

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Summary: Exciting!
Review: I love this book! I think that it is very exciting! I really like it because it proves that a some girls in pioneer days aren't all lady-like and such. And it also proves that some girls in pioneer days are really lady-like. I really like how Caddie puts practical jokes on her cousin. The movie is really good too.

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Summary: Caddie Woodlawn
Review: Caddie Woodlawn was a well writen book. It takes you back through pioner days. This book starts out slow, but picks up the pace when her jokester uncle Edmund comes to spend some nights over or when Caddies perfect cousin Annabell comes over. Caddie Woodlawn will tell you about the life of a 11 year old girl who loves to play around in the dirt with her 2 brothers. This book will also make you laugh at the praticle jokes Caddie and her brothers play on their family members. Over all I thought it was a o.k book and it had its moments. My personal opinion of the book was that I thought it could have been better, but then again I don't really care for pionere books. If you likes the series "Little house on the Prarie" you will like this.

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Summary: Caddie Woodlawn
Review: This is a book about a girl named Caddie. They live in the 1860's and on the Wisconsin frontier. The book tells Caddie's story in a gentle way.

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Summary: Caddie Woodlawn
Review: This is a story about Caddie Woodlawn and her family. There is Mrs. Woodlawn, Mr. Woodlawn, Clara, Tom, Caddie, Warren, Hetty, Minnie, and Baby Joe. They also have a dog named Nero. Mr. Woodlawn, Tom, Warren, and Caddie are the adventerous people. The reason why Caddie is a tomboy is she had a sister, Mary, who died so her father wanted to experiment on Caddie. Hettie is a tattle tale. She always tells on Caddie. I think that Caddie is a spunky little girl. Nero the dog was lost. I wonder if they find Nero? I know, but that's for you to find out. I liked this story because it's almost like I'm growing up with them. So I give this book 5 * * * * * This review was written by one of my 4th grade students after reading the book in class.

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Summary: Caddie Woodlawn 4th Grade Book Review
Review: Caddie Woodlawn is a tomboy. Her mother wants her to be a perfect little lady, but no cooking or cleaning for her! For this girl it's all adventures with her brothers Tom and Warren, but her little sister, Hetty, always seems to get in the way. I like this book because it makes you look at life like you never really did before. Reviewed by one of my fourth grade students,T.J. S.

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Summary: Bad History
Review: Although I enjoyed this book when I was ten years old, as an adult I cannot join the praise. I bought this book to give to my niece, but after re-reading it, I will have to select a different gift. For historical accuracy, this book is almost as bad as those American Girl series books. Caddie is completely unconvincing as an 1860s frontier girl. She is really a twentieth-century girl dressed up in period costume. I am further annoyed by other historical inaccuracies. Sorry, Mr. Woodlawn, but sometimes there was trouble between white settlers and Indians, and the Indians contributed their share of the trouble. Sorry again, Mr. Woodlawn, but English aristocrats were not pro-slavery; remember, they abolished the slave trade before we abolished slavery and they balked at supporting a pro-slavery confederate government. The book abounds with other two-dimensional stereotypes, especially the frivolous, pretentious Bostonians Annabelle and Uncle Edmund. For real history, try Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House books. Mrs. Wilder told the past as she remembered it, with all its complexities and ambiguities.