I loved the first book so when I found out there was a second and third I was really excited, but also a little nervous I loved the first one so I didn't want them to ruin it. But when I finished I wasn't at all disappointed. The only I dislike I had was how when she started writing the romantic ...
Finn, India, and Mouse Tompkins are now homeless, living with with one parent. Their house has now been taken by the bank, so they have 1less than 48 hours to vacate. They're sent to Fort Baker to live with their Uncle Red. Once they arrive there, however, they're strangely greeted by a child who...
Im fortunate that at the ages of 11 and 12 my children still love to have me read to them. Over the years we have read hundreds of books together. Unfortunately this book ranks at the bottom of them all.The author is clearly very talented as the prose is quite good and the character development...
In 1935 twelve-year-old Moose Flanagan moves with his parents and autistic sister to Alcatraz Island where his father takes a job as a prison guard and electrician. This story showcases a family who struggle with staying strong while facing the adversity of raising a child with a disability, and ...
Living in a family with two perfect sisters and parents who just don't get her, Ant MacPherson finds it easier to lie. After all, the only one who appreciates her is her dog, Pistachio. But when a concerned teacher sees the truth behind Ant's lies, it seems as though she might be in for a change ...
Eyes Saturday, February 8, 1936 Standing outside the hospital is torture. Anything could be happening in there. I realize too late that I should have had Natalie come back and tell me the room number. Then I could walk on by when the gray-haired lady wasn’t looking. If I g...
Who does he think he is? I'm not running from anything or anyone, and nobody I know is running from or to or around in circles, either. I've got better things to do, okay? Sorry, Ms. Scrushy. I'm doing my best here, but this guy is dead wrong about this. The elbow is back. "What do you want?" Wal...
Not to mention teaching me how to drink without slurping and take tiny bites of everything. With her watching my every move, I can’t take care of the horses. Ho has to do it. Still, I manage to get the dance instructions onto the collar of Orange Tom, and after school Noah and I have our first le...