Is there a message or main theme emerging in the book?

I think that it is to reguard life as special and sacred not to take it for granted. Fern saved wilbers life because he was the runt of the liter and charlotte saved wilers life when he was going to get slaughtered.

I think that it is to reguard life as special and sacred not to take it for granted. Fern saved wilbers life because he was the runt of the liter and charlotte saved wilers life when he was going to get slaughtered.

On the first page Fern saves Wilbur because he is small and weak. Mr. Arable says he will never grow up to be anything and only be in the way. The whole book shows and proves quite differently. It shows how one life, with the help of friends, can make a difference in many lives. Charlotte gets a chance at making her life meaningful and showing her possibilities when she helped Wilbur. Wilbur gave Charlotte a purpose. The Zuckermans won the prize ribbon. Even Templeton had a chance to help and be a bit redeeming when he saved Charlotte's children. So if we take an axe to all our "problems" we may be killing our chances of a fulfulling life.

In this book, we can see that friendship is extremely important. The friendship between Charlotte and wilbur is precious. Because of this unreplaceable friendship, Charlotte saved Wilbur. And wilbur's dream came true and he finally could see the snow of the late winter. Moreover, Charlotte was dying in the last few chapter of this book. Wilbur helped her to carry the egg sac back to the barn. Without this meaningful friendship, Wilbur may die and Charlotte's children may not be safe. So friendship is certainly the main theme of this book.

Katrina i agree wiht you