Reviewed by Destiny F. (age 9)
My favorite part of the book was when Bea changed her mind about reading. When the story started out Bea hated books and she didn't ever want to read. But by the end of the story Henry couldn't drag her away from the book she was reading. It was good to see her change her mind. I think she will get smart like her brother because now she likes to read. It is important to read. The more you read the smarter you get.
I think that teachers and librarians should read this book out loud to their classes. It is all about reading out loud to children and that would be a great way to share this story. Maybe more kids will want to read the book just like Bea.