Review: The Mother-Daughter Book Club

 Hey Everyone!

       So for a while, I've been reading this series called the mother-daughter book club. I LOVE it. It's the kind of book that's really light and fun reading, not anything too intense. It reminds me of books by Lauren Myracle, in that it's about teen girls, and super relatable! The main characters: Jess (on the pink cover), a smart, fun girl who lives on a farm, is a great singer, and an amazing math-person; Cassidy (on the blue cover), who is super tough, loves hockey, but is just as caring as all the others; Megan (on the purple cover), who loves fashion and is very social, but knows the right thing to do all the time; and Emma (on the coral cover), who loves to read and write. All of them are really relatable in different ways, and the chapters switch off between each point of view and pull you through a story about normal things that could easily happen to you. Sure, it might be a little simple for our age, but it's always nice to have something light and relatable amidst all the intense books we can read now :) It's a great summer read!

-Alice

P.S. Sara and I are about to go to sleep-away camp, where there will be no computer access whatsoever (how will we survive?) ! So, for about the whole month of July, you won't see us on here :( unless, of course, we hand-write reviews in letter form to our friends on the blog :D