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Kevin Lynch's Review

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I felt that in this book the events were placed in order logically.  The way White writes helps the meaning of the story because he uses words and phrases that children understand. The vocabulary is just right for a grade four or five  reading level.  

I felt the main character's problem of being slaughtered was expressed very satisfactorily. Charlotte's plan to save Wilbur by weaving words in her web was a brainwave on the part of E.B. White.  

The ending with Charlotte dying and Wilbur being a foster parent to three of her children is logical.  

The print is the appropriate size for the four/five reading level.  The illustrations really help the book because they were so interesting and so well drawn.