by Jean Webster
At first I did not like Judy that much - she was way too talkative to my taste, and yet I slowly grew to like her, for her honesty and energy.Still, the author asserts herself into teaching/preaching her own thoughts many times in Judy letters (perhaps all the time but sometimes too obviously) - all...
Dearest Judy---can I call you Judy?Forgive me for jumping ahead of myself but in my imagination we are already the best of friends. I've already let Anne, Jo and Sarah know to make room for you at our lunch table. I feel like I know you so well! Reading your letters to Daddy Long Legs (DLL) was like...
NOTE : see this review and more on http://cocainepages.wordpress.com Such a cute book! I absolutely loved it, this was one of those reads that you devour without thinking twice because it appeals to the good soul inside of it! Funny, clever, a bit sad at times.. Really nice!
This is a fantastic and witty little book. Another reviewer here wrote that only women should read it. Well, I'm a man and I enjoyed it tremendously. Maybe it was written for young adults in the first place, but I believe that anybody, man or woman, of any age, will - and should - enjoy this 100 yea...
Jerusha Abbott is one of my new favorite characters. She was a lovely blend of Anne Shirley and Cassandra Mortmain: imaginative, blunt and real. Her letters to "Daddy" were so charming, witty and charasmatic...I could probably gush about her for ages. The way the story would end was not hard to gues...
4.5 stars
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