Parents Say
Based on 18 parent reviews
Parents say the book is an emotional and eye-opening read that effectively captures the struggles of a smart girl with cerebral palsy, showcasing her determination to change perceptions about disabilities. While many readers praised its depth and the important themes of empathy and acceptance, some found elements unsettling or overly sad for younger audiences, particularly due to instances of bullying and a dark event towards the end.
- eye-opening
- emotional depth
- strong protagonist
- important themes
- age suitability
- bullying depiction
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