I loved Looking for me: A poem book. One of the many many reasons I loved this book is that it is a giant combination of a book and a poem book. My second reason is that the main character had 11 then 12 then eleven siblings (But Edith [the main character] was not the oldest.) These are who the other children were with Edith; The three Musketeers: Lenny, Sol and Jack. There is Marian, the runaway, Sylvia, the oldest, Melvin, the one who died, Sherry, the baby, Mildred, the dancer and Anette which I do not know who was. My last reason was that there was a not so smart girl that thought Jews had horns. That is the end to my five star review of Looking for me : A poem book.

Looking For Me has so many feelings. If you like poetry and stories about family, this book is for you! (Just a warning that this book is hard to get used to because there are lots of poems.)

well i have not read it

I really liked how Edith tells the story. It was sometimes hard to follow along because its poetry.

Great