Friendly Letter to E.B White

James Vaughn
Swan Road Bend, OR 

3/19/2012

Dear E.B White, 
     I love your book Charlotte's Web!  I learned LOTS of significant life lessons from it!  When Fern told her dad not to kill Wilbur I gained lots of important knowledge.  I was taught other lessons From the animals in the barn.  When Templeton, Charlotte, and Wilbur went to the fair I acquired meaningful information.
      I learned countless lessons from when Fern told her dad not to kill Wilbur.  everyone deserves a chance to live, and all life has value.  I was taught that I should treat others the  same way I want to be treated.  The lessons I learned will help me in hard times in life. That is not all the things I was taught; there is more educational advice I learned from the animals in the barn.
       The animals taught me that I need to stick up for my friends even if I die trying.  That life lesson ties in with a verse from John 15:12-13 "My command is this: love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this to lay down one's life for one's friends."  I need to be an example to others who are being disrespectful and selfish, yet again,  those aren't the only life lessons I have been taught from your Incredible book.  There are more I was reminded of from Wilbur going to the fair.
     Wilbur and Charlotte taught me that I should not give up and keep trying.  The second thing I was taught was that I shouldn't be like the bad people.   The third thing was that I not only need to have good friends but to BE a good friend.
     The life lessons I learned will help me in the future to be an awesome friend.  Now I know that I need to be there to help my friends with their needs, be kind, and never give up.  I hope to read more of your books SOON!

Thank you for writing Charlotte's Web!  What a book!
Your Reader
James Vaughn