This book was alright. I can understand the appeal of the book, but I wasn't the sort of thing I found interesting. Katie acted much younger than she actually was, and sometimes I wished she would just grow up.

Does your mom bug you? Does life just get frustrating? If so, this book is for you! Katie talks about how she just gets sad, mad, glad, and tons of other feelings swirling around. New dad, new diner, far away adult friend, and worst of all, NEW BABY. With an IES attached, making it BABIES. What's worse, her mother (to me) seems mean and unfair. Whoever is around nine or ten would like this, but if you are eleven or older, this will probably be very boring. Also, girls would probably get it more than boys.

This was a good but easy book. I recommend this book to ages 8-10. Would read more books by the author.

This book is pretty short and wasn't particularly good. It's the sequel to The Great Notebook of Katie Roberts. This is about a girl who's unsatisfied with basically everything.

this book teaches you that you should really appreciate your family and all they do for you, and all the great things they give you. Once again, THIS BOOK WAS AWESOME!!!!!!