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Because Of Winn-Dixie

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The book I am going to write about is Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo. The story is about a girl whose name is India Opal Buloni moved to Naomi, Florida with the preacher(India 's dad). She was very lonely, and don 't have friends, but she wants to have friends. One day, when she goes to a grocery store, she meets a stray dog and become friends with the dog. India calls the dog Winn-Dixie. Because Winn-Dixie, she was not lonely anymore! She is friends with Ms. Franny, Amanda, Gloria, Sweetie Pie...

Why I am decided to read this book, because my friends also read this book. So we read together. This book tell me that you are not lonely, don 't be fair to make friends, because they want to be your friends

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