Reccomendable for 12-13 years.

This book is full of twists and turns. It's suspenseful and it provides a good look into the dancer world. It shows the struggle of being a new girl and trying to fit in in a new place. It's a really amazing book.

I was smiling the whole time I read this book! It's such a classic but with a well-written twist and loved reading most of it. I, for some reason, didn't like the ending even though it was bound to happen. Wished I saw a little more character conflict at the end!

was okay

verry infomative book

This memoir follows the author and her siblings as they move around the country following their misguided, eccentric parents. It explores the family's wild, conflicting journey through poverty, addiction, and loss, as well as the effects these have on the family. I think that this was a well-written book that characterized her dysfunctional family very vividly and captured small moments in her life that made the overall story hold more meaning. The memoir was structured pretty well and ended on a satisfying note.

This book is about how this boy has the best phone on the market, but it's very buggy. The reason why it's buggy is that there's a ghost from the 16th century trapped inside. It turns out that this ghost from the 16th century is the real writer of Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare stole the script and made it his own when this ghost (well when the ghost was alive) died from the plague. This book is a combination of Gordon Korman humor and a really good plot, like pretty much all Gordon Korman Books.

Very funny !!!

I really enjoyed reading this book. This book is about a fourteen-year-old spy that got recruited into MI6. This book is really interesting and keeps you on the edge. I recommend this book for people that like suspenseful books and like books about kid spies.

this book was fun to read.