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Grace Brinkley
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"I liked the book because it was a teenage girl around my age telling a story. It was relatable and I thought it was overall a good book. The format helped me to understand themes because it helped me see Xiomara’s perspective on the world. I recommend this book to teens, mostly girls, because she explains the thoughts and feelings of girls." — Dec 02, 2019 05:04AM
"I liked the book because it was a teenage girl around my age telling a story. It was relatable and I thought it was overall a good book. The format helped me to understand themes because it helped me see Xiomara’s perspective on the world. I recommend this book to teens, mostly girls, because she explains the thoughts and feelings of girls." — Dec 02, 2019 05:04AM
Grace Brinkley
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"The book was very repetitive. It also takes a while for the story to get going. The ending of the story is rushed. There really wasn’t a lot of detail, it was very vague. But, the way the author creates the sisters lives is interesting. They deal with their neglectful home differently. I connected this to the theme of negative role models. Both parents are drug addicts. Dad left the family. Mom also had no money." — Oct 24, 2019 10:28AM
"The book was very repetitive. It also takes a while for the story to get going. The ending of the story is rushed. There really wasn’t a lot of detail, it was very vague. But, the way the author creates the sisters lives is interesting. They deal with their neglectful home differently. I connected this to the theme of negative role models. Both parents are drug addicts. Dad left the family. Mom also had no money." — Oct 24, 2019 10:28AM
Grace Brinkley
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"Jack's mom has gone missing. Jack and his mom were camping labor day weekend in Maine. Jack didn't have a lot of money or food to survive. Jack is on a search for his mom. He needs to get from Maine back to his home in Boston. Jack wants no one to find out that he is alone. Jack is reminded of the elephants that his mother taught him about through his journey. In order to get home Jack goes through many obstacles." — Sep 29, 2019 06:24PM
"Jack's mom has gone missing. Jack and his mom were camping labor day weekend in Maine. Jack didn't have a lot of money or food to survive. Jack is on a search for his mom. He needs to get from Maine back to his home in Boston. Jack wants no one to find out that he is alone. Jack is reminded of the elephants that his mother taught him about through his journey. In order to get home Jack goes through many obstacles." — Sep 29, 2019 06:24PM
Grace’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Grace’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
3,271 books
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663 friends
579 books
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114 friends
27 books
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15 friends
37 books
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24 books
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10 books
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8 books
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