My grandma read this to me. It was nice, but not enough pictures about the moon. I want to go to the moon someday, but only if my mom goes and my sisters. My grandma does not want to go.

The pacing in this one was tough. I hear this is the weakest book because it's so much build-up along with SO. MUCH. ARMY. DETAIL. If I never read about encampments again, I'll be happy. Still, the main characters finally hook up in the last 100 or so pages, so slog through it, it's worth it.

An incredible piece of historical fiction. Written in 1963 by Alki Zei, who herself was a member of the resistance movement in Greece during its fascist dictatorship, the book follows two sisters in the beginning of the fascist dictatorship. Myrto and her younger sister Melissa play all sorts of games with their older cousin Nikos, and the games turn serious as they have to help Nikos stay hidden from the authorities who are hunting him for his revolutionary beliefs.

"I like the pink shiny tool box"

She loved thought it was so cool how the lady swallowed so many things and when she coughed it all up, she made a snowman.

The Lego people go to the jungle and find a spider but the spider hides. Then they find a jewel, but the alligator gets it.

From the perspective of a therapist, I appreciate the truth behind how others view mental health. I appreciate her bringing it out into the open for others to see that mental health concerns are everywhere and not something to ignore or try to hide. Well written and enjoyable

I was a little off put by the first chapter, but I decided to continue and am grateful that I did. It was an enjoyable book that I will probably read aloud to my children.

a heartfelt book about friendship and cats

Great!