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Summary: This is the best book I ever read.
Review: This book is extremly well written. I loved it and it made me keep reading eagerly. I almost finished the book in one day but my mom made me go to bed. I finished it the next morning.
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Summary: A wonderful book for all ages!
Review: I first read this book in elementary school. It was one of my favorite books. I am now in my 20's and I finished reading it for the second time. It was as good as I remembered! Actually, I appreciate it more now that I'm older. It is a fantastic story for all ages. I highly recommend it! :)
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Summary: A timeless book that will never be forgotten
Review: My father first read this book to me when I was about 6 years old. From that age until I was 11 I made him read it to me atleast twice every year. I still read it very often. It's one of those magical books that hold a new suprise for you every time you open it up. It has a fascinating plot, with wonderful characters. The Phantom Tollbooth keeps your imagination going as you read, and that's wonderful.
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Summary: Read this book, you will LOVE it!
Review: I've read this book twice. (Going on three!) I really love this book. I have to comment on the illustrations, they're very detailed. This was my fovorite book for two years. (Now a very close second!)
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Summary: the bomb
Review: This book is the best and well writen we were made to read it for school but I'm half glad we did it was really cool even though I had to miss watching wwf and some other great stuff that's why I only gave it a 4 star but it is the best book I've ever read(then again I don't read any books unless I'm made to. But I would recomand reading to for others.
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Summary: To All Who Gave This Book a Less Than 5 Star Rating...
Review: This was a good book. The puns were perfect, every humorous note perfectly placed and written. Regarding the symbolism: Milo realized that it would do him no good to spend all of his time in the Land of Expectations. Which, when translated, could mean one should not only expect but get on with whatever is being done instead of having great expectations and whatnot.
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Summary: To good to be true!
Review: Norton Juster has created a book that is, in one word, dazzling. It is one of my all-time favorites. Along with Jules Feiffer's great illustrations, the hilarious story that is make-believe but teaches oh so many lessons is a must-have. This book can be viewed on many levels. I myself believe that the book's purpose is not only Milo's adventures in the lands beyond, but also to teach the reader many a valuble lesson. Alongside that beautiful gift that many authors don't posess, Norton Juster has ability to weave in little jokes (as in Sir Cumference) and not stray away from the story. A book that deserves a loud applause, you must read the magical story by name of The Phantom Tollbooth!
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Summary: Classic Literature for All Ages
Review: I actually first read this book at the University on the recommendation of a friend. Since then I have owned 6 copies of the book. Why? Because 5 have been lent, and have not been returned. They were pretty dogeared when they disappeared, though. I still give it as a gift to those with the proper spirit of whimsy and questing to truly appreciate it. Enjoying a bad pun now and again helps, too. I still use quotes from it on my email signatures. Now if <I>that's</I> not a recommendation, I don't know what is!
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Summary: I Loved This Book
Review: I loved this book. This is the kind of book that should be read in schools. I think it is very interesting and that I have the movie version that I ordered from Amazon.com and I like that too. Anyone (especially young kids who can read good) should read this book.
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Summary: I STILL love this book.
Review: I read this book first as a kid. I am now 31 and it's still one of my all time favorites. I don't care what anyone says, this book definately holds up. In fact, I get so many more of the jokes and puns now than I did when I was a child. Like Bugs Bunny, this book isn't only for kids.
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