Johnny Tremain

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Summary: Not for most people....I think anyway
Review: I read this is 3rd grade. I thought it was okay. Now I'm in 8th grade. It's required reading. Ok. I didn't remember much of it from 3rd grade so I re-read it. I was horrified by the simplicity of the book. It's got a plot worse than Godzillia vs. Mecha-Godzillia. The moral is pointless. The setting is boring. I hated it. Some...less mature people might enjoy it, but as a novel for YA it's just not worth it.

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Summary: This book was fun to read.
Review: I enjoyed this book. At first it's boring but when you get into it you just can't put it down! Johnny Tremain was so intesting!!!! If you haven't read it and is thinking about it than trust me, READ IT!!!!!!!!!!!

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Summary: Pretty Good
Review: Johnny Tremain was pretty good. It was hard to get into in the begining but it gets better quick. I had to read it for eigth grade Language Arts and I have my test tomorrow. Getting some last minute studying in!!

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Summary: I loved this book
Review: I thought this book was really good, I couldn't put it down! Its can get slowed paced, but after you get into the book it gets moving more as it progresses. I found that I really was interesed in what happened in history for once. I learned a lto form the book. I've heard from a lot of people they didn't enjoy it but I think anyone interested in Fictional History should read it, if not, rent the movie, thougth its really old fashioned

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Summary: I think this book is the greatest!
Review: This book is about a young silversmith who gets injured while making a sugar basin.After the accident Johnny becomes a newspaper deliverer for the Boston Observer.After this his life is changed forever.If you want to find out what happens to Johnny then I recomend you read this book.

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Summary: This book is not worth a penny
Review: This book, Johnny Tremain, really is a boring book. It has no sense whatsoever. DOn't read it if you don't have to

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Summary: Johnny Tremain: An Assigned Summer-reading book
Review: For summer reading, this book wasn't awful, but I have read a lot better. I just finished Johnny Tremain today. Some parts were good, some not so good. I enjoyed the book when it got more into acts such as the Boston Tea Party and the battles. If you have this book for summer reading, just get it over with. Read it all at once. Good for long car trips. Try taking notes. But if you don't HAVE to read it, don't.

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Summary: A good book with a good moral
Review: I think Johnny Tremain is a good book for most readers. It is about a boy in the Revolutionary times, who has a crippled hand and can't find any work. But he finds himself agreeing with the patriotic cause, and becomes a key figure of the Revolutionary War. The reason I put only 4 stars was because it gets a little complicated at times. All in all I think it is a very good book and I would highly recommend it.

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Summary: A very good piece of literature.
Review: I read Johnny Tremain in the sixth grade, and ever since then it has been one of my favorite books. True, it may be a little bit slow sometimes, but all in all it was excellect. In the night I could stay awake for hours longer than usual reading about Cilla and Rab and all the other characters. Even my sister, who is a very picky reader, loved this book. I would give it more than five stars if I could, and I recommend it to readers who enjoy classics. This, in my opinion and hopefully in the opinion of lots of other people, is absolutely a classic!

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Summary: This is a good book for mature readers.
Review: I bought this book for my 10 year old son to satisfy a summer reading requirement of a novel about the Colonial era. I tried very hard to get him to read it but when that didn't work I read it myself. I actually liked it quite a lot. But I understand why he won't be interested. There are a number of places where it gets very slow and only mature readers can get through it. We read "Carry on Mr. Bowdicth" aloud last year and he liked that very much. He seems eager to read it again instead of Johnny Tremain.