This book was an amazing page turner that I would definitely recommend.

I thought this book would be good, however it was a let down. The main character is very naive, and you aren't really getting the full gist of the book. It also covers some very mature topics which the main character (she's 12 or so) doesn't understand. Also the mother's character is really bad. She thinks she is *basically* superior to younger people when she tells the main characters teacher that she is wrong and "my child doesn't have a problem learning".

This is a great book! I liked it because it was a page-turner and very interesting. I also enjoyed it because the it is set in the '60s which, I like. It is a nice length and I would definitely recommend. (P.S. It does have one mild swear word in it)

This book had an intriguing theme and was certainly a page turner. With great dynamic characters and many plot twists on the way - I would recommend.

This book focuses on Ariel, a young girl who lived during a time in which people of different races wouldn’t usually get married. Her parents also agreed with this ruling. But when Ariel’s older sister, Leah, falls in love with Raj, no one knows what to think. On top of that, the family bakery isn’t doing its best. This book really brings up a lot of questions! I recommended this book to anyone who wants a thrilling read.