After writing several picture books and a few chapter books, her fourth children's novel, Knee-Knock Rise, won the 1971 Newbery Honor. After this, however, Samuel Babbitt wasn't interested in writing more books, so Natalie Babbitt began to write her own. In 1966, Babbitt and her husband worked together on their first picture book, which her husband wrote and she illustrated.
She married Samuel Babbitt and the two had three children in the late 1950s. She graduated from Laurel School, a private girls' high school, and went on to attend Smith College. I recommend this book.Natalie Babbitt's family moved around in Ohio several times when she was a child. I love fantasy books because it never can happen in real life. Tuck Everlasting fits into the fantasy genre because there are good verses bad, love, and the story of the spring that will make you live forever. I also thought this book was great because the story was a fantasy. The Tucks and Winnie goes through a lot of dilemma and that makes this book very interesting. This is one of the lesson I learned from this book. Angus thinks that dying is part of the cycle of the living organism. If the story about the spring in the wood spreads, everyone will take a drink from the spring, which will make them live forever. I wondered why she had to keep it secret as well.Īngus is one of my favorite character as well because of the lesson he taught me. Mae asked Winnie to come with them to meet Angus to tell her why she needs to keep it secret. When they took a drink from the spring in the wood Winnie owned, it made them live forever. The Tucks explained what happened to them to Winnie, which I thought it was very interesting. Not only her, but her husband, Angus, and Miles and Jesse looked exactly the same for eighty-seven years, too. When Mae left her house, she said there is no need to look herself in the mirror because she looked exactly the same for eighty-seven years. As you can see, there are no connection between them.Īnother thing that made me curious and want to read further was some of the character’s age. At the same time, man in the yellow suit appeared at Foster’s gate looking for someone, but never said who. Mae Tuck left her house and went on to the Treegap wood to see her two sons, Jesse and Miles, while Winnie was thinking about running away. It is true that all three of them had no connection, and that made me want to read further, wanting to know how the story is going to end.
The book told me three things happened on the same day that had no connection between them. She is the owner of the Treegap wood, which is located at the center of the setting that holds everything together. There are a lot of very interesting characters in this book, but one of my favorite character is Winnie Foster because she holds the key to everything. I also understand every little thing that happens in the book very well. This book is so well detailed and I understand how the setting of the book is exactly like. I know that there is no place like Treegap wood or village in real world, but Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt makes me feel like I am really at the setting of the book.
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