The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More

The first thing I want to do is to tell you "Hello," but the second thing I want to say is that what I said last time (about me not giving you a summary of six books) is partially false. You see, the book is divided into seven sections. Each part contains a different story. One of the little stories is "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar." Each of them are short stories. I do not think any of the stories connect, but maybe they do and it will be pointed out at the end.

If I tell you too much about one section, I will give the story away. I will not tell you too much about any of these, but I will briefly summarize each story. In "The boy who talks to animals," the boy (who talks to animals) saves a giant turtle from being eaten. In "The Hitchhiker," a man picks up a hitchhiker and they talk in his car for a while. They are going to London. "The Mildenhall Treasure" a man finds treasure. This treasure was not acknowledged for several years later due to a war. In "The Swan" these two cruel boys set out with a gun that one of them had gotten for his birthday. The boys start killing some birds. After that, they are super mean to a boy, named Peter; He is the exact opposite of them. I have gotten to what I am currently reading," The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar." I cannot tell where it is going though, so I will leave you with only this knowledge:

This is a really good book and if you have questions on it. For example, "How does the boy save the turtle?", "Is there more to the story of 'The Hitchhiker?", "What is the treasure?", or" I do not see why the boys are so bad." Then I recommend reading the book.