I really liked this book. In it, Emma starts an advice blog for her school where she answers her peers' questions. She soon realizes though that she's putting a lot of pressure on herself to answer questions, and even experiences cyberbullying! I really recommend this book.

I liked this book but I thought the first one was a lot better. I think the middle of this one was kinda boring. Still good though, and one you kinda need to read if you want to continue on with the series!

This was a very fun book by Jacqueline Wilson. Even though Tracy is very funny though, you can see that she protects herself with her humor, and often lies about her "glamorous" mom coming back for her one day. She says all sorts of things about her mom, like how she travels abroad lots and that's why she never has time for Tracy. You can tell that Tracy is mean to many of the other kids living in her foster home because she's jealous and upset that she can't have what they have, like outings with their parents. I think this book is very good to help kids practice seeing things from someone else's point of view more!

This was a nice book, but not one of my favorites. There's a part in the book where the Vanderbeeker kids are invited into a grown man's home for the first time. This adult is someone they barely know, but they don't hesitate to go in at all, which is pretty dangerous in my opinion!