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Summary: Read it as a child and as an adult!
Review: A while back when I was in my 30's (never mind how long ago that was!) I was sick with the flu, and I found a copy of HEIDI, so I crawled into a nice warm bed and re-read the book -- as an adult. What insight into human nature! And as an adult I appreciated the dry, understated humor. I also appreciated the spiritual insights -- that God will give us what we desire, but sometims uses circumstances we don't like to teach us truths that we couldn't learn otherwise. When I was a girl I was often turned off by what was called "good reading," but for some reason, I enjoyed Heidi and it never seemed sappy or corny. Very much worth reading!
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Summary: This is a great book!
Review: At first I didn't want to read it becuase it looked too long. But then when I saw how big the words were and how nice the pictures were, I read it. It was a VERY good book. So read Heidi now!
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Summary: Shaena at Richview Middle School
Review: At the begining of this book Heidi is taken up the moutain to her grandfather's house by her cousin Detie. The first few days that she's there she meets Peter.Peter is always talking about his grannieso finally
Heidi goes to meet her. A little ways through this book Heidi's cousin Detie comes and takes her away to live with Clara,a young pralysed girl in the city. heidi becomes very sick while she's here and and starts to sleep walk. Clara decides that Heidi should go home. Well, while Heidi
was at Clara's they grew to have a strong frienship. Clara comes to visit Heidi in the mountains. While Clara is there Heidi teaches Clara how to walk. Clara sees how happy Heidi is in the mountains and lets her stay.Clara goes back home and Heidi gets to stay in the mountains with Grandfather,Peter,Grannie,etc.. i liked this book because as I thought
before I read it, it reminded me of my life. If my friends were to ask about this book I would tell them that it's a great selectionif they like life journey. My friends probably wouldn't like this book because they like horror stories. This book makes you hungry to live in the mountains.
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Summary: Consider the Children's Classics edition
Review: Despite being marketed as "complete and unabridged," Eileen Hall's readable translation for the Puffin edition is in fact abridged. She condensed/omitted some of the longer descriptions of nature and piety. Other editions abridge even more liberally. The Children's Classics edition (ISBN 0517189674) is NOT abridged and is a fine translation for children with a strong vocabulary. (It's also an illustrated, hardbound edition at a paperback price.) Every girl should have this book read to them when they are, say, six or seven; then the adult doing the reading can help with the vocabulary.
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Summary: Heidi
Review: Heid is a loving story just right for children of all ages. A 10 year old orphan girl must live with her grandfather on the alm. He is known to be a very grumpy, old man, but he takes Heidi into his heart and cares for her as his own daughter. No matter what Heidi goes through she always manages to find her way back to her grandfather. I absolutely loved the book Heidi, and am sure that many other people, from a wide range of ages, would too.
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Summary: Another children's classic
Review: Heidi - the tinist girl with the largest, most selfless and innocent heart. Heidi is one of those characters who seems just too good to be true (the fact that Shirley Temple played her in the movie version shows that everyone agrees on this point) but she is so endearing and fun that you forget how "good" she is and just enjoy her. I imagine that I would find living in the Alps with a quiet old man, an ignorant goatherd, a blind old woman and a passel of goats to be a rather tame existence, but through Heidi's eyes it seems the epitome of the good life. Heidi is a model of childish virtue (like Sara Crewe of A Little Princess and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm) but appealing and inspiring, rather than boring and prosy. She is truly a good soul, and her story is a must-read for every young and old girl alike.
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Summary: Heidi was dull
Review: Heidi is a book about a girl who goes to live with her grandfather in the mountains. When I read this book, all through-out it I was wondering 'when is this going to be over?' I found this book dull, because nothing ever happened. I'm more into adveture books, but I thought I'd try a classic. This book is for anyone who likes slow books. I thought it would get more exciting towards the end, but it didn't. I feel the author explained things well, but the story bored me.
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Summary: Heidi
Review: Heidi is a book about a young Swiss girl who's parent's die and is now an orphan. She lived with her aunt Detie. She gets sent to live with her Grandfather on the Alm mount. She shows her Grandfather life.
She meets a boy named Peter who takes care of the goats on the mountains. He bring Heidi to his house and shows her his family. Heidi falls in love with his Grandmother. She can not see or eat hard food.
Heidi gets sent to a different family. she sends soft food to The grandmother. When she comes back from the other family she goes right to the grandmother and asks her if she's feeling ill and she's much better.
Go read this book and have a great adventure.
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Summary: Heidi is a great Book
Review: Heidi is a great book it is about a girl named Heidi She goes to live with her grand father then this lady comes to take her. To Clara. Clara has been in a wheel chair all her life. Heidi gets home sick and comes home. READ THIS BOOK! If you do you will find out who took her and the rest of the book.
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Summary: Heidi
Review: Heidi is a story about a girl who goes to live with her grandfather. People said he was a very, very mean person. But Heidi and her grandfather grow to like eachother. One day her Aunt Didi came to take her without her grandfather knowing. My favorite part is when Heidi and her grandfather are reunited. Read to find out how Heidi gets back home.
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