Lila Danisa
What a funny adventurous read!
This book is so perfect for middle-graders. I loved how true to the real middle-graders the characters were. The story was also so relatable for kids who still looking for their self identities.
I personally loved the writing style in this book. Easy to understand and again, perfect for middle-graders and kids in general. I read this book to my 5 years old son and even him understood the story easily. I just needed to explain some parts where he didn't relate (yet).
The illustrations were also fit the story. Simple yet strengthen the storylines.
The ending was realistic and I also loved it. No glorified ending yet still carrying the messages for the (young) readers.
Thank you to Jenny Pearson, Union Square & Co, Sterling Publishing, Union Square Kids, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
What a funny adventurous read!
This book is so perfect for middle-graders. I loved how true to the real middle-graders the characters were. The story was also so relatable for kids who still looking for their self identities.
I personally loved the writing style in this book. Easy to understand and again, perfect for middle-graders and kids in general. I read this book to my 5 years old son and even him understood the story easily. I just needed to explain some parts where he didn't relate (yet).
The illustrations were also fit the story. Simple yet strengthen the storylines.
The ending was realistic and I also loved it. No glorified ending yet still carrying the messages for the (young) readers.
Thank you to Jenny Pearson, Union Square & Co, Sterling Publishing, Union Square Kids, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.