Reviewer: Tracy
D.
'11This book is kind of like a
sequel to the book Pippi Longstocking.
It is about a young girl around the age of ten whose father is
stranded on a cannibal island and whose mother dies when she is very
young. Pippi meets two children around her age called Annika and
Tommy. Pippi, Annika, and Tommy have great adventures at the school
picnic (even though she doesn't go to school) and the fair. The
greatest adventure is when the three of them all go shopping and Pippi
pays for everything. She is loaded with money and it is left for her
to enjoy. Pippi tries out a lot of new things in this book like trying
to see if school is fun and trying to get shipwrecked and then saving
herself.
This is a fantastic book if you like fast, easy,
adventurous, sad, joyful, funny, all in one. Pippi will show you how
to have a great time doing nothing and how you don't have to have a
good education to be able to have fun and how to have fun anywhere,
anytime, with anyone. I would give this book a 9 1/2 because it made
me laugh. If you can't think of something to do, this book gives you
ideas on what to do with your day, rain or shine. Please read Pippi
Longstocking
