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Doomed to - or blessed with - eternal life after drinking from a magic spring, the Tuck family wanders about trying to live as inconspicuously and comfortably as they can. When ten-year-old Winnie Foster stumbles on their secret, the Tucks take her home and explain why living forever at one age is less a blessing that it might seem. Complications arise when Winnie is follo...more

Published November 1st 1985 by Farrar Straus Giroux (first published 1975)

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This question contains spoilers…(view spoiler)[why did winnie not drink the water???????????????????????????// (hide spoiler)]

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This answer contains spoilers…(view spoiler)[ Winnie had a special connection with the toad, as all of the readers know. She was considerate enough to pour the water over the toad's back, in which…more Winnie had a special connection with the toad, as all of the readers know. She was considerate enough to pour the water over the toad's back, in which is how toads absorb water. A tree falls down and topples over the spring. Winnie has no choice but to live life like you're supposed to. :)(less)(hide spoiler)]

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I loved the story but I hated the ending. This was the first book I was ever mad at. To this day, I still scowl at people that say that immortality is a curse. Perhaps it is, if you're stupid and lacking in any aspirations. If I were the family in this book, I could agree. But no, I'm not... I wish they would just go to college and get some dreams and stop feeling sorry for themselves. If you have the rest of eternity to kick around, do something useful like trying to save the world. If you're g...more

Feb 07, 2014Tadiana ✩Night Owl☽ rated it really liked it

Shelves: middle-grade, made-me-think, fantasy, ya-fantasy

One day I was visiting my mother-in-law, a former high school English teacher. She mentioned, as we were leaving, that she had two boxes of books that she was going to get rid of. With visions of a literary treasure trove in my head, I quickly offered to take them off her hands so I could keep what I liked and dispose of the rest. When I got home and opened the boxes, I found . . . dozens of Sweet Valley High and Babysitters Club books. I have NO idea where my MIL got them from, or why. I was so...more

Jul 27, 2007Casey rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: anyone who enjoys a quiet read, ELA teachers 5th - 12th

Shelves: books-i-teach, conspiracies, magical-realism, ya

This book is a quiet read. Even the drama has a hot, sleepy, summer feel to it. Have a lazy long weekend to just curl up, this is a small and in someways sad, read.
I teach this book to my students for lots of reasons. It lets us talk about metaphors and similes. The language is not complicated but it is artistic. I use it when working with predicting texts. Also, and maybe mostly, it's great for some of those big questions if you're having your students reflect upon life and family. What would y...more

Sep 25, 2015Aj the Ravenous Reader rated it really liked it

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I read this book as a birthday gift to the one and only Awesome Kat Stark who is celebrating her birthday on September 27. SUPER HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KAT! Read her wonderful review by clicking on her name.
I confess. Once in my young life, I dreamed of becoming immortal and invisible and you have to admit you did too. What, no? You didn’t? Oh come on, admit it! Don’t leave me alone here!
Anyway, even if you deny it, I’m here to speak on behalf of you dorks who dreamed of impossible dreams- of flyin...more

Jul 30, 2015Anne rated it really liked it

REREAD: Feb. 8/ 2016
I watched a movie yesterday that led me to reflect a bit on life, humanity and immortality. And eventually, after a train of exhaustive musings on the aforementioned subjects, I decided I wanted to read something pertaining to them. But what? I really don't know of any other books that explore the subject of life and perils of immortality, except for this one. Hence, my reread. I read this in about 3 hours because I didn't indulge too much or peruse the story with tedious att...more

Feb 08, 2016Fabian {Councillor} rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: classics, read-2016, childrens-books, reviewed, rated-4-stars, year-1975, read-in-one-sitting, ebook, fantasy, young-adult

Tuck Everlasting is one of those books everyone should read at a young age. After all, who hasn't ever thought at least once about how it would be to live eternally, to be free to do everything you want to, to embrace life in all its different facets? The way this short novel deals with eternal life - and raising the question about whether or not that can be considered a blessing or doom - makes it an important addition to the literary world.
Fast-paced and easy to read, this is a book to devour...more

Jul 22, 2017Julie rated it really liked it

Natalie Moore was a writer and an illustrator who went on to marry a fellow writer named Samuel Fisher Babbitt.
Bibbity bobbity boo, next thing we knew, Natalie Moore was writing as Natalie Babbitt.
And Ms. Babbitt went on to write this famous little book called Tuck Everlasting, a young adult story with a delicious cover and a clever, real writer's name. A name that kept reminding me of someone who'd be related to Bilbo Baggins and Peter Rabbit. And, if you know Beatrix Potter's work, you can rec...more

Mar 26, 2018Hilary rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: Those who love great stories and philosophical ideas

Recommended to Hilary by: My US and Canadian goodreads friends

Shelves: outdoor-play, family-stories, female-author-or-illustrator, friendship, losing-a-loved-one, top-twelve-favourites-of-all-time, philosophy, runaways, magic

We loved this story, we loved the concept, the descriptions of nature, the relationships between the characters. The philosophical ideas were good, we loved thinking about what this storyline suggested and how although it seemed the ideal thing to be granted, the people who had it found it more than a curse than a blessing. In my naivety I still think it would be ideal as long as those you loved were in on it too, but yes, I can see it would get complicated, and where would it stop? The music bo...more

Aug 31, 2017Melki rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: classic-fiction, audio-book, middle-grade-readers, fantasy

'Know what that is, all around us, Winnie?' said Tuck, his voice low. 'Life. Moving, growing, changing, never the same two minutes together.'
Geez - who wouldn't want to live forever? Just think of the unlimited time to read; you'd finally get to EVERYTHING on your list. There'd be time to learn to play an instrument . . . all the instruments! You'd have all the time in the world to master all sorts of skills.
But, there would be drawbacks, of course there would. (Just ask Dr. Who.) You'd have to...more

May 04, 2011Wendy Darling rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: summery, historical-fiction, middle-grade, read-2015, gorgeous-prose, tmg-classic-readalongs, readalong, magical-realism

Really...try not to cry.
Reread for our #tmgreadalong classics challenge! Discussion on the blog Friday 1/30.

Jul 18, 2016Kristina Horner rated it it was amazing

Never actually read this book as a child - only saw the movie. Listened to the audiobook for booktubeathon with my boyfriend and we both loved it! It's a very radio-drama-esque good vs. evil story, but it's charming and fun and we had a delightful time.

Oct 05, 2015Duane rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2016-book-challenge, fantasy, rated-books, reviewed-books, childrens

This review contains spoilers.
The year is 1880. The Tuck family lives in the small rural town of Treegap, New Hampshire. There is a spring there, located in the Foster's Wood, with water that will give you immortality. If you are 17 when you drink it, 17 you will be forever. The Tuck family knows this because 80 years earlier they drank the water and haven't aged a day since. But now 10 year old Winnie Foster has discovered their secret which creates all kinds of problems for everyone involved,...more

Nov 03, 2011K.D. Absolutely rated it did not like it

The Cullen family meets Gretel minus Hansel. The vampire family in that Stephanie Meyer’s popular saga moves from one town or city to another because they are immortals and they don’t want people to notice that their appearance does not change. This is similar to the Tuck family here in Natalie Babbitt’s children’s slim novel, Tuck Everlasting. However, the Cullens are vampires and the idea of vampires being immortals was originally thought of by Bram Stoker while the Tucks have drank water from...more

Sep 02, 2015Dannii Elle rated it liked it · review of another edition

Actual rating, 3.5 stars.
This is a perfectly whimsical read and, had my younger self read this, then I could see this becoming a firm childhood favourite. As it is, I feel I am too old to really appreciate the fantastic and yet simplistic story. It saddens me to say this, really. It means that my more mature self has picked plot holes and problems where only beauty and simplicity should reign. This is living proof that growing up is definitely bad for you!
The story was poignant, whimsical and sw...more

Apr 13, 2018Amerie added it

#reread A beautiful novel. I read this aloud to my still-in-utero baby and loved it. (But 100-year-old-trapped-in-a-17-year-old-body Jesse was very creepy for asking 10-year-old Winnie what he asked. Immortal human beings mature and change even if their ages and appearances do not. I'd like to see this reflected more in fiction, though some results would be scaaaandalous.)

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My class is currently reading Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt. My favorite part in the book is when Jesse asks Winnie if she wants to wait 6 years and then get married and go on adventures. I like this part in the book because you would never expect that it would happen. It was an interesting and surprising part of this book. I can relate to Winnie because I always wanted to be my own independent person. I always wanted to walk to school by myself and pack my own lunch, I just wanted...more

Feb 23, 2018Banny Carstairs rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Actual rate 4.5
What a short and yet remarkable story. I just wish the prologue were longer.

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Feb 20, 2008Heidi-Marie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: for-school, juv-6-12, my-classics, i-want-to-own, children-0-12, fiction, fantasy, made-an-impression-on-me

One could say that almost every book I read in my 5th grade class made some kind of an impression on me. Perhaps because these books were beyond the trite, fluff books I had been reading once I'd gotten over my reading difficulties. Such books like Sleepover Friends and Baby-Sitters Club passed the time. But my reading teacher (Mrs. Llewellyn) picked winners for every book. This one was a most definite favorite. Not only an interesting story, but one that made you think and truly ask yourself qu...more

Jun 16, 2015Rebecca McNutt rated it it was amazing

Tuck Everlasting is definitely classic and really unforgettable; it was one of the first books I read as a kid that actually made me really think about life itself.

Dec 28, 2016Ana rated it liked it

Shelves: 20th-century, fantasy, fiction, united-states-literature, north-american-literature, childrens

The book was well written and I liked how immortality was sen through the eyes of 6 people, but the Winnie/Jesse relationship was a little creepy. Despite that I liked it.

Feb 23, 2019Julie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I will be attending a high school musical of Tuck Everlasting next week and wanted to read the book beforehand. I truly enjoyed the story and the descriptive writing charmed me. The narration by Peter Thomas was reminiscent of being at my grandfather's knee and was most pleasant.

Nov 26, 2014Margie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Some books never change. No matter how old you get :)

Feb 18, 2017Katherine rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: childrens, historical-fiction, books-to-screen, owned, supernatural

”’Who wouldn’t give a fortune to live forever?’
‘I wouldn’t.’”
I think people tend to underestimate children’s novels. They think that these books are just cutesy little things about trivial subjects such as going to the park, getting a new pet, going to the store, etc. But I find that children’s books can often be more profound than even the densest literary tome. Tuck Everlasting is no exception. With her blunt, simple language and endearing message, it’s no wonder that this book is considered...more

Jan 09, 2019Danielle (Life of a Literary Nerd) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, fantasy, standalones, historical, magical-realism

4.5 Stars

“Don't be afraid of death; be afraid of an unlived life. You don't have to live forever, you just have to live.”

I don't know if it can count as a reread if I don't really remember much of it from the first time. What I do remember is that Tuck Everlasting is one of the earliest books I remember reading on my own. It's such a magical world that feels new, big, and full of promise. The book puts you at ease, yet somehow you're excited for this grand new adventure. It's just such a wo...more

Jan 20, 2015Erin Lynn rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, fantasy, favorites, 2015-aaya-a-z-challenge, children, page-to-screen, classics

Do you think immortality is a curse or a blessing? What if you were given the choice to age normally or halt your life at this moment and stay that way forever just by drinking a bit of water? That's what young Winnie Foster has to decide in this beloved novel by Natalie Babbitt.
Even though I'm pretty sure that I've read this book before (don't think less of me for not remembering; it was over twelve years ago), I had a very pleasant time reading this classic children's novel. I love the story t...more

May 04, 2009Bonnie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: children-s-books, recommended, reviewed-books

As far as I know, this award-winning, modern-classic is still on the Grade 5 curriculum in BC schools. The story deals with the universal themes of life and death; the main idea being that there is a natural cycle to life. If you could choose to live forever, would you do so? What would it be like if you did? This story poses these two questions, and asks the reader to think. At the same time, Natalie Babbitt entertains by writing a highly engaging narrative, filled with beautiful and descriptiv...more

Many more readers if all ages are now enjoying the wide range of powerful stories written for YA audiences. Tuck Everlasting has remained one of my favorites.
I'm writing this quick little review today because I learned the author, Natalie Babbitt, has just passed away and so her stories and the ways in which they touched my life are foremost in my mind today.
I taught this book for many years as a fifth grade teacher and I hope it continues to be read by readers of all ages. It is a lyrical,...more

Apr 15, 2019Erin Bowman added it

This was one of my favorite books as a child. Having re-read it as an adult, it is as beautiful and simple and brilliant as ever. I wish I wrote it.

Oct 13, 2009James Govednik rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Despite its longtime popularity, I had never read this book. The audio CD by Peter Thomas is excellent. In this fantasy, 10-year old Winnie stumbles upon the secret of the Tucks' magic spring. Although the setting is the late 1800s, Natalie Babbit's writing pushes that part of the setting to the background, immersing us fully in the characters. The poetic elements of the writing, the beautiful descriptions of the natural settings, the imagery--it was all so rich I often reached for the book afte...more

I've seen the movie and saw this at the library. I'm in a young adult kick that's two books long. I liked the movie well enough for watching it on cable with commercials and probably edited. I have high hopes for the book. I'm only on chapter four and there have been some charming turns of phrase.
Unlike [i]Midwife's Apprentice[/i], this one is being established from the very beginning like a fable and it feels magical. I expect I shall find fable all the the way through.
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Natalie Babbitt was an American writer and illustrator of children's books. She attended Laurel School for Girls, and then Smith College. She had 3 children and was married to Samuel Fisher Babbitt. She was the grandmother of 3 and lived in Rhode Island.
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