Wild Violets

By Ruth Baker Field

Good reading copy. Some wear from normal use and age. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0821719734
• ISBN13: 9780821719732
• Release Date: January 1987
• Publisher: Kensington Pub Corp
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

The best book I ever read.

The best children's book. It makes you look at both ends of the spectrum as far as picking on and being the teaser as children's perspective. If

This book really made me think!

I found this book very interesting. It's about two girls that switch lives. One girl is poor & one girl is rich. Both girls find out that each other's life is not as easy as they thought. The book was filled with emotional moments, both sad & happy. It shows how TRUE friends can stay friends no matter what happens to them. I would recommend this book for people Nine years old & up. Review By Blaire- 10 years old

An absolutely wonderful book

This was also my favorite book in elementary school. I have read it at least twenty times. I highly recommend to anyone who ever felt left out in school.

My favorite book from elementary school

The story was captivating. The characters were real. The emotion was heartfelt. My best friend Rachel and I read it thousands of times. Wild Violets was my favorite book from elementary school. It tells the story of two girls growing up through grade school, starting out life on opposite sides of the tracks and each finding that her life changed immeasurably. It is the story of a friendship of the heart that endures and understands. It is so real, so compelling, so emotional, that even today I read this book to reminisce about my own path to adulthood.

My favorite book from elementary school

The story was captivating. The characters were real. The emotion was heartfelt. My best friend Rachel and I read it thousands of times. Wild Violets was my favorite book from elementary school. It tells the story of two girls growing up through grade school, starting out life on opposite sides of the tracks and each finding that her life changed immeasurably. It is the story of a friendship of the heart that endures and understands. It is so real, so compelling, so emotional, that even today I read this book to reminisce about my own path to adulthood.