stuart little

2013-11-18 20:38



This review was delayed for...er one week? Now I am not only weak in discipline, but poor
in memory. Stuart Little, a children's novel by E.B. White, is widely recognized as a
classic in children's literature. It was adapted into film series whick I enjoy immensely.
Differences are visible. In the book, instead of being adopted as it was on the screen,
Stuart Little was born to his family, which demostrates E.B.White's ideal world, in which
this mouse-like human being is fully embraced, not being stared at as a freak.
Unlike Charlotte's web and The Trumpet of the Swan, Stuart Little does not has a proper
ending. It ends with Stuart Little on the road hunting for his own future, so readers
need to let their imagination take them to that unknown ending.
This book is just a tiny morsel, so grab a bite. But some of the adventures, I just
cannot fathom why they are in that very eposide, what is the purpose? Maybe I am a bit
like the grown up who do too much brooding. Enjoy it, anyway.