If you could rewrite one part of the story, what would you change?
I would change the parts when Ada(the main character) doesn't stand up against her mother in chapter one to chapter four. I would change it so that Ada tells her mother to stop abusing her but make it so that Ada still runs away with Jamie on to the train.
- 6th grade
Showing posts with label World War II. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World War II. Show all posts
Monday, August 15, 2016
The War that Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
Would you recommend this book? If so, who would you recommend it to, and why? If not, why not?
I would recommend this book for whoever likes historical fiction, because that's exactly the genre of this book. It takes place in 1939 in during World War ll. The starting of the book is kind of sad, because her mother abuses Ada, and gets a swollen twisted foot. Her mother never let's Ada get out of the house, and Ada can only see out the window. But the adventure begins when Jamie and Ada escape to Suzan Smith. There they stay together for awile, and Ada gets to play with Suzan's horse!
There a lot of adventure in this book, and I typically lik this book because it is realistic fiction, but it also takes place during the past which is also more intersting. I totally recommend reading this book!
- Sarah, 7th grade, Rindge Ave
I would recommend this book for whoever likes historical fiction, because that's exactly the genre of this book. It takes place in 1939 in during World War ll. The starting of the book is kind of sad, because her mother abuses Ada, and gets a swollen twisted foot. Her mother never let's Ada get out of the house, and Ada can only see out the window. But the adventure begins when Jamie and Ada escape to Suzan Smith. There they stay together for awile, and Ada gets to play with Suzan's horse!
There a lot of adventure in this book, and I typically lik this book because it is realistic fiction, but it also takes place during the past which is also more intersting. I totally recommend reading this book!
- Sarah, 7th grade, Rindge Ave
Labels:
7th grade,
historical fiction,
World War II
Thursday, July 21, 2016
The War That Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
When I first glanced at the cover, I was confused; how can a war save someone's life? I was unsure if the story was going to be interesting. Let me tell you, I was wrong! This incredible story is about a girl whose mother treats her terribly because of her twisted foot. Her life takes a sudden change for the better thanks to World War ll, and she finds a warm, welcoming home unlike the one that she left. This novel will leave you holding your breath with excitement!
--Julia, 6th grade, Cambridge Friends School
--Julia, 6th grade, Cambridge Friends School
Labels:
6th grade,
historical fiction,
World War II
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Red berries white clouds blue skies by Sandra Dallas
I love Tomi Itlano, a japanese American. During the attack on pearl Harbor all Japanese are seen as an enmeny . Tomi's family is split up her father goes to a detainment camp on the other side of the US. Her brother goes off to serve the US side of the war. Tomi and her brother and her mother go to a detainment camp. A beautiful book. Lovely.
--Mariela, 6th grade, Cambridge Street Upper School
--Mariela, 6th grade, Cambridge Street Upper School
Labels:
6th grade,
historical fiction,
World War II
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