I absolutely loved this book. It was funny, relatable, and heartwarming. The main character really makes a difference in the other characters’ lives and even changes the point of view of one of them. She puts up with the religious prejudice (that is mentioned on the summary) for a little bit, but then speaks out against it. Readers will enjoy the heroine who finally speaks out for what is right and the book will make them think deeply about religious persecution.

The plot wasn't thought out, plus the title is a sign of a bad book.

The characters are bland and 2 dimensional, the setting itself is rather mundane and it is all around what I would call a "bad read"

for me this book was ok but it depends on what type of books u like. the age should prob go up one more year from 11+ to 12+ but overall it was ok

I think this sounds like a fantastic book from my perspective