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Summary: perfect for someone looking for a hiding spot of their own
Review: i read this whe i was a lot younger and it was one of the most comforting books i have ever read. when you just want to get away from everything and have a place to call your own, read mandy. it's similar to the secret garden. the story of an orphan who needs a place of her own, finds it, makes it hers, and struggles to keep it is enough to make anyone want to have a treehouse or something. a place to be by yourself. read this book
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Summary: Long-forgotten memories!
Review: Wow! I was browsing the children's book titles, looking for summer reading for my 6 1/2 year old, when "Mandy" popped up on the screen.The title sounded familiar, so I just had to look... I would say this book was great -- it made a lasting impression on me! Upon reading the synopsis, I remembered bits and pieces of the story -- and I read this book about 20 years ago.
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Summary: An absolutely lovely novel!
Review: Though this seemed not like something I would usually read, the 1970s publishing date was irrelevant. I loved this novel - it was so well written! I couldn't believe it was over when I was finsihed - I wanted to read more of this lovely story! I highly recommend it; it may be even my new favourite book.
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Summary: This book was great!
Review: I loved this book! It's about an orphan named Mandy who really doesnt like the orphanage. So she goes over this forbiden wall and finds this little cottage. Day after day she visits it and it becomes her own little getaway place. But one day, she comes down with a sickness and it's storming outside and theres no way to get home. Cant tell you the rest though. you'll have to read it yourself!
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Summary: Mandy
Review: I recommend the book MANDY. This book is about a girl in an orphanage and she finds a secret cottage. So she fixes it up by planting beautiful flowers. She sneaks to her cottage everyday she trys to keep her secret to herself. Now you will have to read the book Mandy to see what happens to her cottage and her. This book is sad and a happy book. The book will make you cry and feel emotional. By Morgan Reest
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Summary: A Place to Call Her Own
Review: This heart warming story features a delightful orphan girl who had always longed to find a place to call home. She finds a cottage right outside the boundaries of the orphanage. Now there is only one thing missing. Mandy needs a family. Little does she know that love is just around the corner.
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Summary: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
Review: This was my all-time favorite book as a child, and I read three or four books a week! This was the nicest story with THE BEST ending. I'll always be grateful to Julie Andrews Edwards for writing this classic and I've bought it for my friends' children.
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Summary: Finally
Review: I first read this book when I was nine, and after I read it couldn't find at anywhere again. For seven years I've been looking for the best book I ever read and today I found it. This book touched me like no other book has. I strongly recommend that anyone that has ever felt loney before to read this book today.
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Summary: Mandy Scores A Four
Review: I gave my book Mandy four stars because, it was great. One of the reasons it was good and why I liked it was because the characters seemed real. The book seemed like it was a real story, like based on a real story. Another good reason why I liked the book was because it was interesting! There wasn't a moment when there wasn’t something going on, or when the book got boring! The last of many reasons why I loved this book were the details. They were awesome. The author Julie Andrews detailed everything. I think that really any age could read this book because it was Excellent! But the highest age should be thirteen. This book was great!
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Summary: One of my favorites!
Review: Mandy is about a girl who finds an abandoned cottage in the woods. She decides to make a place of her own. What kid doesn't want a place to fix up and call their own? It's one of those books that puts a spell on you and totally pulls you in. You feel happy all over when Mandy works hard and is rewarded with a beautiful garden. You feel sad when autumn comes and all of her flowers die and she is forbidden to go outside. This is right up there with A Little Princess! This is most definatly a must-read!
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