This book was really short, but that's probably because I was so engaged the whole time and never once thought to take a break from it! Also, even though they're short, they're only about $5 dollars each, and I can see myself rereading this book at some point, making it worth the money. Lastly, these books are great for teaching you about different events in history, and this book really made me realize how traumatic the sinking of the Titanic was. All in all, I recommend this book a lot!

I appreciate how this book doesn't steer clear of somewhat disturbing topics, (drugs, smoking, gangs) but overall I just don't really like this book. Many people like it, but it just isn't my thing. It's not a badly written book by any means, but it's also not one that I can relate to. I wouldn't have read it if not for my English teacher making us read it.

Yes, it's amazing!!!

This was an AMAZING book! It was so exciting and I actually looked forward to reading it in my free time! It's a mystery book, which I find are sometimes hard to understand, but Carolyn Keene actually did a great job making this book simple to understand and gripping all throughout. Also, the story wasn't too predictable, which made it extra exciting to read. Five stars- You need to read it!

Great book! I thought it was really fun and easy to understand. I didn't have to stop and reread things as I often do with other books, and I was always excited to keep reading. 5 stars!!

This was a great book that shared what it's like to have cerebral palsy. I think a lot of the time, kids and adults treat people with disabilities like they're outsiders or disappointments. Many of us think that because people with disabilities can't do some of the things we can do, it makes them nonfunctioning humans, and that isn't true! In the book, Melody has a photographic memory and sharp mind, and she's smarter than all her other classmates, but the students treat her like she's an infant just because she's disabled. I think this book will help readers become more aware of how to talk to others with disabilities, and teach them that even though people with disabilities can't do all the things we can do, they still deserve the same amount of respect. I recommend this book and give it a five-star rating, and I think adults should read it too!

This was a great book that shared what it's like to have cerebral palsy. I think a lot of the time, kids and adults treat people with disabilities like they're outsiders or disappointments. Many of us think that because people with disabilities can't do some of the things we can do, it makes them nonfunctioning humans, and that isn't true! In the book, Melody has a photographic memory and sharp mind, and she's smarter than all her other classmates, but the students treat her like she's an infant just because she's disabled. I think this book will help readers become more aware of how to talk to others with disabilities, and teach them that even though people with disabilities can't do all the things we can do, they still deserve the same amount of respect. I recommend this book and give it a five-star rating, and I think adults should read it too!