A delightful story for grown-ups or kids. I laughed until I cried at parts. Especially if you have ever owned or known an Irish Wolfhound, you best get this book.

Because of Winn-dixie was written by Kate Dicamillo, who is an author who loves to write books for children and adults. This book is a hint of dogs ,frendship and a little caring for othersThis book is about a girl named India Opal. It was in the produce section when the manager was screaming, "Get that dog out of here!" Call the pound! At that moment Opal said, "Wait a minute!" Thats my dog and said I'll name you Winn-Dixie. From that day Opal took great care of the dog. She would tell Winn-Dixie anything even about her mother who left Opal when she was three. With Winn-Dixie along she makes friends in a flash, but these friends are very odd....In conclusion, this book was great and I think that anybody who would read it would think it was an exciting novel. I would especially reccomend this book to people who like adventures and love dogs cause this book is all about that

I choose this rating because Kate DiCamillo made me feel like I was Opal with Winn-Dixie. I would recommend this book to my cousin because she loves books by Kate DiCamillo.

This book is one of the best books I've ever read. I love this book a lot, and I think it has a good idea of Winn_dixie in the book. It was amazing.

It is an instant classic and an amazing read.I want to read it again!I give it five whole entire stars.

This book is sweet, sometimes a little sad, but mostly very funny. It's a real page-turner. The best thing about Winn-Dixie is when we read it. It's almost like we take the character's place. We think this becasue the author describes in detail how the characters look and feel. You will learn a lot about friendship and other things that are helpful. You'll learn that you have to let go of the things that left your life and hold on to the things you have. The one aspect we dislike is the fact that Opal doesn't have a mom, because it makes us feel dispirited and worried for her.