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Prakriti Khemka prakritikhemka — Lots of cute anecdotes about growing up in small town Indiana.

Jock Martin fishburstfa65 — Not since Monk have we had such a unique person with OCD solving a mystery. This is a story with so many layers - family issues, personal issues, a murder mystery, love, truth, and more. The main character, Lo (aka Penelope) is definitely not the normal teenage protagonist. She was heavily affected by her brother's death. Always a little OCD, it ramped up big time leaving her struggling to get through a day. The constant flow of her OCD tics (tap tap tap, banana, groups of three, but not six or eight, etc.) gets a little disconcerting, and even distracting, but it is part of the character, and since she's the main character, it's necessary. Lo is inexplicably drawn to certain items. Due to this, she ends up mired in the middle of a murder investigation. Kate Ellison builds a world and story that will draw you in. Things I liked: the overall story, the representation of someone with OCD, the satisfying ending. What I didn't like: first person, present tense. Not my favorite point of view, but the story is good enough to almost make me overlook that. Recommendation: It's a good story with quirky characters and a believable mystery and satisfying ending. Good for older teens.

Omar Bousquet bousquet — Much better than the first 2 in the series.

Mary Peters photompeters — There is no series I love more, and I think kids will like this one just as well as the rest of Gerald and Piggie's adventures, but for me it was a little too predictable.

Luis Silva _905664 — Jarring and unputdownable. An impossible book where you feel for each character. The story keeps spiraling further and further out of control, and you just know that there will be tragic consequences to each action...read read read!