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Tuck Everlasting
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Rating: 4.1/5 from 817 reviews Tuck Ever LastingWinnie FosterI read the book Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt. This book was extraordinary. I liked it a lot because it had very little down time in the beginning, middle, and ending. Staring into the forest that had never been in, 10-year-old Winnie foster always wonder what it would be like if she ran away. One day she got up and ran into the forest, which led, her to meet the Tuck family, a family that never aged. They told her about the spring water that kept them from growing old. Worried aboult his daughter, Winnie's father gets help from a mysterious man in the yellow suit that wants the forest in return for his help. he doesn't care about the forest but wants to make money by selling the water. A conflict arises between the Tucks and this man, which leads to his death. Winnie learns that having something precious isn't always the best thing to have. I recommend that you read this mysterious adventure book for yourself to find out if Winnie shares the information about the spring. I would recommend this book so you can compare it to the move. If I rate this book on a scale 1-10 I would give it a 10. Still Great!Read it as a child and loved it, so I had to read it again as an adult and still fully injoyed it | ||||||||||||||||||
This book is about a young girl Winnie Foster and her meeting an acquaintance with a family that shares an important secret. Winnie decides early one morning to take a walk in a wood her family owns. As she walks she comes to a boy name Jesse Tuck. Jesse and Winnie talk when finally Jesse's family comes, and
Kidnaps Winnie. Winnie ends up in the Tucks temporary home. Jesse's mom and dad Mae and Angus explain to Winnie why they kidnapped her, which has a effect on a serious secret the Tucks share, that know one can reveal.
I think Winnie Foster's perspective on life changed a lot throughout the book. I also feel I have a different perspective on life. In the book I really enjoyed how mentally fast Winnie grew up.
I think Natalie Babbitt the author, tried to tell readers that it's not so bad to live for a certain time, and if you didn't die how hard it would be to live. I liked this book because of how the author made the characters thoughts be real. It was very well written, and had many imaginative events.