Heidi - Book Review

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Hello everyone and how are all of you doing? I'm posting super early here, but I thought I might as well come out with a book review!

Title: Heidi

 Author: Johanna Spyri

 Book review: I would say, that this story is a little boring because, well, it's not like many classics. It is really casual. Also, Heidi doesn't act like her age, she acts way underage. This story does have a bright side to it, which is that it keeps the childish five-year-old nature till Heidi is ten. I'm guessing, (spoiler alert) that Heidi is eleven at the end of the book, and we are shown she acts more mature. The tale is very enchanting, and the scenery - yes! But what with I have seen in this book, I'd give it a four out of five. 

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