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November 08, 2007

Worth by A. LaFaye

Worth
Discussion questions to come. Would you like to post a comment about this book? Tell us what you liked or disliked about it!

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Hi everybody whos listening I really love this book and I think the saddest part is when he breaks his leg and will never ever be the same again.

worth is agreat book. i love how it is so descriptive. it shows lots of detail. the ending is great. i dont want to tell you to much. i defanitally encourage you to read the book worth.

i think it is so sad when nate brakes his legs and will be like that his whole life.i like when nate reads to john through the lean-to-room.i wish his leg would be better.

i really like this book because it has a lot of moments when you just HAVE TO READ MORE! it really made me cringe when the thunder spooked the horses and nate's foot got hurt. because of that my leg the creepy crawlys.

Worth is a book I would recommend to anyone in the world! A. Lafaye is a very talented woman, and if she made a sequel to this wonderful book, it would be the first book I would check out from the school library. I feel so sorry for poor John Worth. He must be feeling as much pain as Nathaniel, with heartaches about his dead family. I still ask myself; WHY NATE? Why should he feel the pain of a busted leg? Why did Belle nearly kill him? Anyways, somehow I knew Nate and John would become pals in the end, but until the orange appeared, and Nathaniel discovered Aneome had given it to him,
I would have never guessed Nate would have a friend at school. There is only one last thing I want to say, it was very courageous of John and Nathaniel to stop those fence-cutters of evil. I recommend you to read the amazing book Worth, because I love this book, and so will you!

read this book! it's da BOMB

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