by Sharon Creech
For more reviews, check out my blog: Craft-CycleThis is an amazing, yet simple, book. At its base it's a story of Rosie cooking with her grandmother. But the book covers so much more than that.In the first part of the book, Rosie makes soup with her grandmother while talking about a fight with her b...
This book is split into 2 parts. Each part has Rosie and her friend Bailey, who has been blind since the two of them were babies. Now, they are teenagers. In the first part of the story, it goes into the time period when it was discovered Bailey is blind. Rosie tells her point of view in how she...
I thought this book would be more about food. There's food in it, but it's also about friendship and jealousy and being twelve*. *Though the protagonists seemed older to me. Probably because of all the 'they like each other' implications. The weirdest things about Sharon Creech's novels to me have...
When I was in 5th grade, my teacher read this to my class. However, I don't really remember it so I need to re-read it. Review coming soon!
Such a fast, cute read. It was just as amazing as I remembered it being! That Sharon Creech! Always making me happy with her books!
This book came out only a few months before "Heartbeat," and it's just as good. I loved Granny Torrelli and Rosie, and I could definitely see the resemblance; both of them were stubborn and knew how to tell a good story. The whole food aspect of the story adds to it without overtaking it; it will ma...
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