Project Mulberry by Linda Sue ParkWhile working on a school project, Korean-American Julia and her friend Patrick learn a lot about silkworms – but also about tolerance, prejudice, friendship, patience and more.
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11 people have read this book and the average rating is 3.4 stars.
14 comments:
The talking between chapters and the characters are wonderful.
It was very interesting. I think that I would want to raise silk worms!
I like the characters a lot and I like how their mother gave them the roles.
Silkworms are not that interesting. The story had no purpose to me.
I gave it 5 stars because it showed that friendship does not come between a project.I also liked it because it flowed very nicely.
They keep interrupting the story. It's very boring.
I gave it 5 stars because friendship is all.
I loved this book. I think it was a great idea how the author had the Julia talking to her between chapters. I enjoyed reading this book it really shows the power of friendship.
It was a very descriptive book. I liked it because it had a lot of action. (5 stars)
It was actually better than I thought! It was great. 4 stars.
I gave it 1 star because I hated the commentary in between chapters, and Julia was unbelievably selfish and mean through the whole book.
I gave it 4 stars because I liked how they raised silkworms. I thought it was cool how she made embroidery.
This book was really good. I liked the fact that it taught me something. I give it 5 stars.
I thought it was good that they were taking an initiative and raising silk worms. I was also a little bit sad that they have to kill the silk worms to get silk. I gave it 4 stars.
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