Sunday, May 18, 2014

Winnie's Reviews: Anne of Green Gables

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Remember that exciting news I was so excited about? Well, here it is!!!! My niece (9 years old) loves to read and write book reviews. So, I asked her if she'd like to write them on my blog. She said yes and was soooo excited about this too. YAY!!! :) She is going to try to get a review on here each week. I am super happy about this. I think it'll be fun. Her pen name, Winnie Foster, is from her favorite book.

Anyways, enjoy her review! :)
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I read a book called Anne of Green Gables by L.M Montgomery. This is my favorite book and I love it because of how it inspired me. It’s about a little orphan girl who dreams about having her own family. One day she receives a message to go to the train stop because she has been adopted. She thought her dream came true until she hears there has been a mistake. She wasn’t the one who was suppost to have been adopted. My favorite part is when she makes her very first friend. There is an event that makes it hard to read. However, I do still recommend it to people who love heart touching stories like this one!

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

What a wonderful review. Thank you, Winnie, for sharing your wonderful talents!

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