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Scott Hurff scotthurff — Absolutely loved this book. I also love that the series is independent so you don't have to read them all or even in order.

Antianti Antianti antiantinyc — What a talented author. The writing style matured as the character grew. It was such a moving piece. A story of the most unassuming hero full of courage.

Aditi Malhotra aditinona — It was refreshing to read Addie's story. Too many protagonist her age seem.... I don't know unlikable, but Addie is different. First of all I should say that I liked Addie to pieces. I could only wish I could have been good of a kid as she is. Addie always seem to be walking on eggshells (even though she doesn't know it at first). Her mom (which she calls Mommers) is an all or nothing person, which bring the both of them lots of problems. At the beginning of the book we see her and her mom moving into a small trailer that her stepfather (Dwight) is letting them live in. Before all this happened she use to live in a house with her mom, Dwight (who she really sees as her father since her biological father died when she was small)and her half-sisters Brynna and Katie. Of course though, mistakes that her mother made changed all that. I was surprised by how resilient Addie is and how much support she has from the adults around her when her mother can't be there for her. I can only hope that other kids in her situation have adults that care about them as much Addie is cared about. She has Dwight, Grandio (her grandfather from her biological father's side), Soula, Elliot, Rick, and Helen to help her grow through both the physical and emotional changes she has to deal with. As the story progresses we come to learn that Addie has dyslexia, and I applaud her and how she deals with it. I was glad to see a main character that wasn't automatically brilliant but had to work hard for what she gets. The author did an excellent job of having you believe that Addie was a real 12 year old girl with these problems, and help you sympathize with what she is feeling. I don't want to give the whole plot away but suffice to say that Addie does find her normal in the end.