During the past few weeks, you have studied Charlotte's Web carefully and in a reading log, you discussed the book in detail. Now, think of it as Wilson describes it, as the highest example of excellence in children's literature and consider what, for you, most makes this work a true classic. For this part of the exam, you will present this viewpoint and defend your position. Write a complete paragraph of eight to ten well-developed sentences. Begin with a clear statement that identifies one specific characteristic that you believe most assures Charlotte's Web will remain an ongoing success. Then offer specific evidence from the book to substantiate your position. Be clear, concise, and organized in your response, which will be evaluated by how well you reveal your understanding of the work and the elements of children's literature.