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Roselle Park Middle School: This Blog was created by the Roselle Park Middle School Library Media Center for the students of Middle School as a venue to share their love of reading and the arts with their community. It is the hope of the Library Media Center that through active reading and reflection, students will be motivated to write and share their passion for literature and art with others. In turn, we invite others to join the discussion and thus continue to spread a love of reading, literacy, and art to the entire learning community.© 2006 ePALS Classroom Exchange®. All rights reserved.
Literacy Kelsey Wha
Literacy
Kelsey
What I like about this story is the characters. What I like about them is there expression of the book. Like in chapter three Winnie runs away. Also when Mae took the brole of baskets and the music box. Also last but least the surprise at the end of chapter two inspired me when the Tucks where the same age for 87 years.
An exciting part of tuck Everlasting was a man in a mask telling her to get in bag and, when she was sad she started to cry. The only reason why she was crying is because she wanted to go home. Now about, Miles wife took his children because he wasn’t getting an older. This is my summary.