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Summary: We loved it!
Review: My daughter and I read this book for our Mother Daughter book club. It was a big hit with all of us. Creech's sentence's were beautifully descriptive. One of my favorites described Mrs. Finney coming home from work trailing her kids behind her "like a fishhook that had snagged a tangle of old tires and boots and jother miscellaneous rubbish." I also loved her relationships-good and bad parts. I'm also suggesting the book for my women's book club, I think it has a lot to offer for discussion .
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Summary: Rebecca Herscowitz's reveiw for the best book in the world
Review: The book I'm reveiwing is Walk Two Moons in case you don't know. I'm going to make this reveiw short and sweet. The thing that I like most about this book is that it has everything in it. It has mystery, adventure, romance, everything! It's funny, sad, it's the best book! This is my favorite book although it gets a little bit confusing at times. All of this author's books are great!
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Summary: The best book I've ever read!
Review: I read this book 2 years ago and it was the best book I'd ever read scence then I've read it two more times and all the other Sharon Creech books. I HIGHLY reccomend this book to readers of ages 9- adult!
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Summary: Great yet horrible
Review: I think this was the best book I've read in my life. It made burst out laughing at parts, cry at others. It was 'Nothing but a master piece'. I should of realized what would of happend in the end before I got there, but I didn't. By the time I read the part where she was standing in front of the grave stone of her mother's grave, I was furius. I'm the type of pearson who realy gets into books, and believe me, if I wasn't sitting on a airplane right then, I would have done alot more then have thrown the book on the floor. Sharon Creech defenetly knows how to creat a magnificent book.
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Summary: truly a masterpiece
Review: This book is thoughtful and mysterious. Urging you to contemplate about what is to happen next.
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Summary: Excellent!!
Review: I think this book was a wonderful story about a girl trying to find out what happened to her mother. She befriends Phoebe Winterbottom, who leads her into the world of fantasy and nightmares. Sal's and Phoebe's imaginations lead them both on a journey of hope and loss.
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Summary: Both Sal and Pheobe have hidden stories about their mothers
Review: This book is about two stories, one hidden behind the other.When Sal's mother dissapeared one day for Idaho, her father goes to bring her home. When he returns, he sends Sal and her grandparents to Idaho. On the way, Sal tells her grandparents the story of her friend,Pheobe's, missing mother.But when they reach Idaho, Sal's story takes an unexpected turn.
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Summary: A great twist of all kinds of feelings!
Review: How can you even begin to describe this book? I thought that Phoebe was a little obsessive with things at some parts of the book, and I didn't like how they treated Phoebe's mom, even though that is how a lot of kids treat their parents. I thought this was my favorite book until I read the sequel!
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Summary: One of The Best I've Read!
Review: This book is a excellent. Sharon Creech has done a wonderful job. I will always remember this book. When thirteen-year-old Sal goes with her grandparents on a trip, two stories come out. The one of her mother, and one of Phoebe, her friend next door. This book will keep you interested from cover to cover. You will love this book!
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Summary: A story under a story
Review: This is, like, one of my all time favorite books! As Sal tells the strange story of her friend Pheobe Winterbottom to her grandparents while on a week long car trip with them, each and every thing she or her grandparents or Phoebe does brings back a memory, and so, slowly, we learn Sal's story too. All the while Sal leans on broken reeds, denying what she knows in her mind is true, wishing, hoping, almost believing, that her mother will come back. The reed has broken, leaving Sal with a mouthful of swamp mud, and her mother's grave, to face. Can Sal face the truth, even as the swamp mud chokes her? A wonderful story for people who like to LIVE the they're reading.
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