This book also has very good morals and messages throughout, which are very nice to see, as it is directed toward a younger audience. It is very funny and I really wanted to keep reading to find out how they would solve their problem.
They said and thought things that I don't think kids their age would actually be thinking.Īs I said before, the story is very fast paced. Although, the characters seemed a little older than they were. Dooley, we don't find out much about them, which was okay in this case, as it was a plot driven book. As for the seconadary characters, Jordan and Mr. It doesn't go into the entire life story of the main character, Carol, right at the beginning, you gradually find out throughout the whole story, which I really liked. To start, this book gets right to the adventure. Learn more about precise location detection Showing : Public Libraries K-12 Schools Sorry, no libraries found.
It was a little hard for me to adjust to, because I normally read YA and Adult books. Grum by Robyn Hill is available in these libraries This is the first middle-grade book I have read in a while. One reader commented about her favorite part of this book, "It is as adventurous as "Coraline", as delicious as "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", and funnier than "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" Enjoy!įirst off, I would like to thank the author for giving me the opportunity to review this book! The gum takes them on a series of magical and hilarious mishaps, such as sleeping with slugs, a magic pizzaria in the middle of the desert, a troll who needs help fixing his bridge. It is a story of two girls who discover magical bubble gum.
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