by Megan Jean Sovern
A friend recommended this to me. It took me a while to get into it, but when I did I finished it really quickly. I read a lot of it at work. Luckily not the end though because it made me cry a lot. I really liked Maggie as a character. She didn’t always feel exactly like an 11/12 year old, but I l...
Parts I really enjoyed and parts were just meh. Other reviewers have said it better than I will but for someone so smart Maggie was very naive and the fact that her father had such a serious disease (multiple sclerosis) and her parents kept it from her kind of stretched things for me a bit much. I ...
3.5Parts I really enjoyed and parts were just meh. Other reviewers have said it better than I will but for someone so smart Maggie was very naive and the fact that her father had such a serious disease (multiple sclerosis) and her parents kept it from her kind of stretched things for me a bit much....
It’s Maggie. She’s a middle-schooler who’s prepared for just about anything because you just never know what might happen. It’s her mind that’s an interesting thing to me, as she gets sidetracked from one thought to another. These thoughts are justified, they’re meaningful and sometimes I giggled an...
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