blue511

7 years ago

I thought this book was really good and liked the theme. This book was about a girl named Margaret, she was not born into a religion, but sometimes, she wishes she was. This book is about Margaret finding out who she is and following the trail of identity, along the way she makes a few new friends: Nancy, Gretchen, and Janie, they become good friends quickly and sware they'll tell each other everything. I liked this book very much, I enjoyed the concept and theme of the story, I would recommend it to anyone over the age of 10 who wants a light read.

ladyirene

8 years ago

this book has inspired me in many ways<3

ladyirene

8 years ago

This book is good because it is about a girl who is trying so hard to get her period but just can't read to find out what happens. <3

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8 years ago

This is the best book 📚 I've read in my whole life

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8 years ago

I love this book 📚 so much.

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8 years ago

This is a awesome book 📚.

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8 years ago

It's a really boring book 📚.

silvermoon33

8 years ago

This book represents the awkwardness of growing up. Margaret is experiences this difficulties that all of us girls can relate to. Judy Blume's heartwarming and interesting touch kept me from putting this book down. And the religious aspect, absolutely outstanding! Margaret's parents are Atheist, or don't believe in God. Margaret secretly prays to the God she felt is there in her heart, rather than what she learned from her parents. This book teaches us that growing up is difficult and that we aren't alone.

hummingbird1

8 years ago

This is an ok book about a girl growing up. It has the problems she faces, friends, and much more.

nonstopreader

9 years ago

This is a book about growing up. It is dated but you can relate to the characters.