In the novel, Claudia's sister, Janine gave the club a flyer about a Baby Sitters Agency. During the clubs struggles with the other agency, Stacey also has over protective parents about her diabetes. She and Laine got into a fight before she moved to Connecticut because Laine was jealous that the teachers gave her special attention and Stacey got to skip school. Stacey's parents also sign her up with random appointments about her diabetes. After Dr. Graham did an appointment with Stacey and her parents, her parents understood how they kept controlling Stacey's life and not giving her freedom.

It was an insightful look on Atlanta in the 1890s and is a historical fiction book that teaches you about how life was. I would recommend this book to anyone who is looking for an interesting historical fiction novel.

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I like the characters and what problems the characters face. I like how her friends help her get through these challenges. I like blue and how they have very similar interests.

I still don't know why Tobias Hawthorne gave Avery mostly all of his money, but her life turned upside down. The end left me at a cliffhanger, so I want to read the second book as soon as possible.

My favorite part was probably the part when at the end the three main girls, Cecily, Gabrielle and Prianka are all friends again and are being nice to Victoria plus Gabrielle isn’t moving anymore and everyone is happy! I had two favorite characters, one that I just liked and one that I really didn’t like. My two favorite characters are Cecily and Gabrielle because the things they did reminded me of things I do. For example Cecily was always trying to make sure that everyone wasn’t being mean to each other and Gabrielle wrote in a diary which I do and was also had a crush that she was trying to figure out how to tell her friends about which I can relate to. The character that I just liked was Victoria, I liked her because I admired her many tries to make friends, but I didn’t love all the things she said throughout the book. I really didn’t like Prianka because she was always doing things people said were wrong and ended up really hurting Victoria’s feelings which was very mean. Over all this was a very good book with a lot of middle school drama and was very relatable.

Karen's parents are divorced. So whenever she visits her dad with her little brother, Andrew. She is always cautious about the neighbor next door, Ms. Porter. She thinks that Ms.Porter is a witch that casts spells on her cat, boo-boo. Karen loves to read about witches with her step-sister, Kristy. But sometimes the books scare her at night. Then she starts to spy on Ms. Porter at night and day to prove that Ms.Porter is a witch.

I read this a while ago, like a VERY while ago, and forgot what happened. There's a lot more guns then I remember. Now I have to watch the movie to see if it's faithful to the movie.

I liked how Acevedo used poetry to express Xiomara's life. I don't like whenever her mom's wants her to follow her exact footsteps, so she would become a nun and won't marry any man. The book was very touching when Xiomara's mom burned her notebook filled with her past memories written in a poem. Her dad mostly stays silent, and doesn't appear in her life a lot. I like Twin because he protects her from Mami harming her in anyway, and Xiomara stands up for him when he gets bullied.