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After tumbling off the back of a wagon, Jip was brought to live at the town poor farm. He has been content to do chores and tend animals — until the day the lunatic arrives. Put seems terrifying and less than human, but as the weeks pass, Jip sees the man he truly is. So, when a menacing stranger comes to town, claiming to have been sent by Jip's grieving father, Jip turns to his new friend to make sense of his past. Jip is another triumph from Katherine Paterson — and fans of her Lyddie are in for a special surprise. " Like Paterson's Newbery-winning Bridge to Terabithia and Jacob Have I Loved, this historically accurate story is full of revelations and surprise...The taut, extremely readable narrative and its tender depictions of friendship and loyalty provide first-rate entertainment."— Publishers Weekly, starred review " Maintains its riveting pace from the opening chapter to the final moment when the protagonist triumphs over adversity...Evokes the attitudes and social conditions of the times A1855-1856? in lucent prose."— The Horn Book, starred review
While living on a Vermont poor farm during 1855 and 1856, Jip learns his identity and that of his mother and comes to understand how he arrived at this place.
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Becky Williams
reviewed Jip: His Story on September 30, 2014 Jip: His Story
Critique
The book is about a boy named Jip he is a young boy. Jip lives on this farm, Sheldon was also a boy that growed up with Jip, they both have to do chores around the farm. This book is very interesting, there were parts in the book that made you get on the edge of your seat because how intense it gets. The book can make you feel happy when something good happens to Jip. The book can also make you get sad because of the things that Jip did and what happened to him. This book is about someones life what happened to them. I think the author wants to show how child labor is. It affected me by showing how child labor is, the author showed me what Jip had to do in his life so he could survive. The book did poorly on skipping a lot into his life without saying anything that was important when they skipped. The author described his life well, Jip was a kid that got lost. Jip got lost when he was a newborn he fell off the back of a wagon.
I Think this was a good book if you like stories that are sad and then can get happy all of a sudden, you should read this book. This book can show what kids had to do if they were poor and lived on a farm.
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