by Sherri L. Smith, Delacorte Press, 2008,
176 pp., $12.47, ISBN 978-0-385-90431-5
Reviewed by Julia Maiava, Grade 7
Marshall Middle School, Olympia, Washington
It’s eighth grade graduation and Ana Shen walks up to read her speech. The audience is clapping and this strange rumbling noise happens. A pipe bursts and water is shooting in every direction. The purple graduation gown Ana is wearing starts to stain her dress and her hair gets out of control. Ana thinks it can’t get worse but unfortunately, it can. After the pipe bursts and people are trying to find their families, Ana and her best friend are talking to the cutest guy in school when they accidentally say that Ana’s having a graduation dinner at her house. From then on it’s chaos. Ana and her family have four hours to make the meal. Her grandmas can’t agree on anything while competing for her attention, her best friend is going to be late and the girl she absolutely hates shows up! If you like a humorous, drama-filled book then this is for you.
I loved how you described Ana! It makes me feel like I know her!
ReplyDeleteJulia, this is the best I have ever read! I love it! Very descriptive! :) nice job!
ReplyDeleteNice job Julia!
ReplyDeleteI love the descriptions! This book sounds very interesting, and I love the amount of chaos that happens in this book. It makes the book look worth reading
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