Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes  Written by Eleanor Coerr
Illustrated by Ronald Himler  Reviewed by Miriam V. (age 10)
This book is about a little girl, named Sadako. When Sadako was
about three years old, planes dropped bombs into her city,
Hiroshima in Japan. Luckily Sadako didn?t die like others, but
she had a disease that affected her life everyday. One day her
friend told Sadako that if she folded one thousand paper cranes,
she would not die. So, she tried it. If you want to know what
happened, read this book.  This book made me feel kind of sad
because Sadako was too little to get sick. I really enjoyed the
book it?s interesting to know such terrible thing happened to a
little girl.  My favorite character is Sadako because she never
gave up even if she was tired all the time. She must have
suffered a lot when she was getting weaker and weaker everyday.
As I read the book, I felt sorry for Sadako because she had a
dream of being a runner but her dream didn?t come true because
she was getting too we