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Title:
Here’s to You
Rachel Robinson |
| Author:
Judy Blume |
Reviewed by:
| Rachael S. '08 |
Michelle G. '11 |
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Reviewer:
Michelle G. '11
I chose to read the book Here's to you
Rachel Robinson by Judy Blume. This was a great book and I recommend
it to people who are very organized and love to play an instrument,
however I am the opposite of those things and still enjoyed the book.
But if you are like those things, it will be easier for you to relate to
the character. This book is written in first person, which means that
it's from the main character's point of view, in this case Rachel's
point of view. This book is also the sequel to the book
Just As long As We're
Together by Judy Blume. I always thought that Rachel was a
snobby girl from Stephanie's (the main character in Just as Long as
We're Together) point of view, but from Rachel's point of view,
Stephanie looks like a brat. I think that I might have liked this book
better if I had read it before Just as Long as We're Together.
Fall 2003 |
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| Reviewer:
Rachael S. '08 Here’s to You Rachel Robinson is
about a young teenager named Rachel who has lots of problems in her family and some at
school. One of her problems is her relationship with her brother, Charles. Charles, who
has been expelled from boarding school, now has to live at home and is going to a local
school. Another problem is that Rachel is a straight A student and everyone wants her to
be part of their program such as a play, or a program just for straight A students. What
will Rachel decide? Will her relationship with Charles improve? Read the book to find out
more.
Fall 2000 |
5th Grade Super Readers
Director: Betty Grant - Lower School
Reading Specialist
Web Site - Andrea Owens
Germantown Academy
Super Readers | Lower School | GAnet |
