This is really for the whole series: strong and non-trivial characters, a mythos different from any other, excellent character development and plotting. Perhaps not Great Fiction (tm) but very well-written, literate, and fun.

A stunning collection of LGBTQIAP+ stories. Reading about how each and every one of these kids found their place and overcame their fears made my day. This diverse book deserves to be celebrated.

Julius Zebra was a good book I especially liked the fighting scenes

Fun characters to follow, though somewhat stereotyped. Interesting storyline.

Excellent read. A story of friendship and how it all begins and why the friends stick together. The friends are sad, fun and clever. They are making it through life under harsh challenges, with strength derived from each other. You support the friends, even when they are getting into trouble because the author draws you into understanding their feelings. I recommend it for everyone to read.

Kids loved reading it

Third attempt at this review. An excellent guide for a visit to Nantucket; pricy but so much to do no matter the season or your age. If I win the lottery I would like to visit and: take the ferry, rent abike, see the lighthouse, visit the whaling museum, the old section, stay at the White Elephant, have a few lobster rolls and watch the sunset on the beach.

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Very humorous, full of fun. The little guy is a big guy. I liked that at the end when the octopus had spikes all over his tongue the blowfish said poor little guy.

Janet is entertainment when you don't want to think to hard. And Stephanie Plum is just funny. When Grandma Mazur moved in you know that crazy was going to be kicked up a notched. This time Ranger is in trouble and Stephanie's wild luck and Trenton know how makes for a great read.