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Average rating: 4/5

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Pay It Forward

by Catherine Ryan Hyde

Simon & Schuster | October 1, 2000 | Mass Market Paperbound

It all started with the social studies teacher''s extra-credit assignment: come up with a plan to change the world for the better, and do it. Twelve-year-old Trevor McKinney began by doing something good for three people. But instead of paying him back, he asked them to "pay it forward" by doing a favor for three more people, who in turn would help three others, and so on, each act a link in a chain of human kindness.

And no one -- not his teacher, his mom, or anyone in his small California town -- could ever have dreamed of how far Trevor''s plan would go.

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My title may make it sound as if I appreciated the book, but I hate the chickensoup books. I've always found them to be annoying and over done. I thought that this book started off well, but after a while I started to get sick of it. I found the characters to be boring and the plotline to be tedious. I agree with the first reviewer here who said the "relationship" in the story was not intersting at all. It had me hating both the teacher and the mother. After I got halfway through the book, I found it slowly growing more and more unrealistic. You can call me cynical, but I'm never going to believe that anyone could act in the way the characters did in the book. The ending was maudlin. I knew that I should be crying or at least upset, but I wasn't at all. Overall the book was a disppoinment.

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