By Alyssa Reid
Elm Street School
She is assigned an art project, that in a way lets her emotions out. This book is touching and I am sure many teenage girls could relate to this book in different ways.
Anderson writes so wonderfully and gives great detail. She describes the characters in such a way that it seems as if you know the characters. She makes the reader grow to know the characters.
It is a wonderful book of anger, sadness, family problems, secret places, and much, much more.
If I were to rate it on a scale of one to tan, ten being the highest, then I would probably give it an eight. It is certainly a book to read.
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