Newbery Medal, 1936
The adventures of an eleven-year-old tomboy growing up on the Wisconsin frontier in the mid-nineteenth century.
Comments by: Kaden C., Madi A., Emily S., Caitlyn W., Kaitlyn W., Michaela R., Travis B., Kyle C., Olivia T., Lauren K., 5th grade
10 comments:
Caddie Woodlawn is a girl who lives in the country with her mom, dad, her sisters, and people who come to visit them a lot like Annabelle. Then she met an Indian named Indian John. They were working on a beach bark canoe. They they started to get hungry and left the Indians. On the way home, Tom said that these walnuts were ripe and took them home and threw them on the roof of their home.
I thought this book was awesome and I will definitely recommend it to others.
4 stars
by Kaden C., 5th grade
Caddie Woodlawn is about a girl that is a tomboy. Her mother wants her to be like Hetty and Clara. Through-out the story there are a lot of problems but the biggest one was moving to Boston or staying in Wisconsin. Her father may be the next Lord Woodlawn. They decide to stay in Wisconsin. Caddie enjoys being in Wisconsin and they are happy with this choice.
I think it is one of the best books that I have read because I like reading books that are based on a real story.
4 stars
by Madi A., 5th grade
Caddie, Warren, Tom, Hetty, Minnie, Clara, Baby Joe are the 7 Woodlawn children. The Woodlawn's live in Dunnville. They have a chance to go live in England but they decide to stay. Caddie is a tomboy and likes to play outside with her brothers. Caddie, Warren, and Tom are the kids that like the Indians and visit their village.
I think that this book is pretty good. It would be better if there was more action.
3 stars
by Emily S., 5th grade
It was a great book with my attention drawn to it. I would like to give this book a second story and I would recommend this to children 9 and up to read.
4 stars
by Caitlyn W., 5th grade
I thought the book was funny, cute, and sad in most parts. Caddie Woodlawn is the best book I have ever read.
4 stars
by Michaela R., 5th grade
I thought it was great. I loved the adventure in it and hope to read it again.
4 stars
by Travis B., 5th grade
I liked it but it wasn't my favorite book ever. I wouldn't recommend it to a friend.
2 stars
by Kyle C., 5th grade
I though Caddie Woodlawn was a great book, filled with adventure.
4 stars
by Olivia T., 5th grade
I thought it was very interesting. It was also exciting. I would recommend this book to a lot of people.
4 stars
by Lauren K., 5th grade
I liked it and would recommend it to people who like adventure.
3 stars
by Kaitlyn W., 5th grade
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