Tuck everlasting

In a small town at the turn of the century, young Winnie Foster encounters a handsome and mysterious boy named Jesse Tuck. Jesse, along with his father, mother and older brother, hides an awesome and dangerous secret connected with a spring of water that wells up in the Fosters' woods. Winnie's involvement with the Tucks leads her into an adventure of blackmail, murder, and jailbreak - and a struggle with her conscience and values as she must choose her course of action. Based on the Christopher award, In a small town at the turn of the century, young Winnie Foster encounters a handsome and mysterious boy named Jesse Tuck. Winnie's involvement with the Tuck family leads her into an adventure of blackmail, murder and jailbreak. (Does not circulate)
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The story involves the Tucks, a family who drank from a magic spring from the Fosters' little forest and became immortal (hence the name "Tuck Everlasting") During an autumn harvest carnival in the fictional town of Treegap at the turn of the century, somewhere in upstate New York, a young man named Jesse Tuck (Paul Flessa) is riding on the Ferris wheel where he works. Meanwhile, a depressed, bored 12-year-old girl Winifred Foster (Margaret Chamberlain) is sitting on her front lawn. She is so bored that she begins talking to