
The PJ Our Way Advisory Committee Reviews The Prince of Steel Pier
We gave members of the PJ Our Way Advisory Committee a sneak peek at one of this month’s choices – The Prince of Steel Pier by Stacy Nockowitz. Here’s what they had to say about it:
1. What was your favorite thing about this book?

2. Does this book remind you of any other books?
- It’s kinda unique!
- A Sky Full of Song because of the Yiddish words in the book
- This book reminds me of a book that I read called 11 Before 12.
- It reminds me of the book Things That Shimmer because they are both in the 1970s.
- The Summer We Found the Baby
- You Choose: The Spanish Plot
3. Anything else you want to add about The Prince of Steel Pier?
- I found that the text was very intriguing and had great detail. I enjoyed the ending because of the action and that the main character kept kosher. I like the fact that they ran a Jewish hotel too. -Lior
- I liked how the main character described his thoughts and made the book flow nicely which made the book more interesting. -Rafael
- It was so funny when Beans found the money. And when he got money again he thought to hide the money in a better place. This was a funny and interesting book for all kids. - Emanuel
- I think that the book was really good. I kept trying to snatch any time that I had to read it. Perhaps there could have been some more descriptive language, but all in all, it was lovely reading. -Eve
Interested in applying to join the Advisory Committee so you can review books for us? Send an email to designteam@pjourway.org!
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