Ava and Pip Hardcover – Picture Book, March 4, 2014

My eight-year-old loved the story as well as the characters in the book. She would like to continue reading the series.Ava & Pip is not as easy to read as the Heidi Heckelbeck series but my daughter read one chapter for every two I read to her (this is her first year at an English speaking school so other students may breeze through it).My daughter found the wordplay fascinating but I'd enough of it by the time we finished the book.

My 11 year old loved this book: her review "Great book if you're looking for a sort of a quick read -- this book is a MUST!" Love this book......PLEASE READ IT😋

This is a fun and engaging book with great nuggets of imbedded advise on some common social and family issues confronting girls in and just entering middle school. Ava's diary entries present a well-spun and easy-to-relate-to story, with the bonus of giving the reader a whole new appreciation for the cleverness of word-play. Love those palindromes: "DESSERTS I STRESSED" !

My 5th grade grand daughter (future Yalie like her mom, grandfather, uncle, and the Author) loves the palindromes. I liked them too

Definitely an excellent read for middle grade! Ava has a wonderful voice and I liked that her daily lie was very relatable

I bought this book for my 9 year old granddaughter after I heard an interview with the author. Before I gave to her to read, I read it myself and I loved it. It totally held my interest. The writing is so good. Interesting story.

Nice and clean paper book

Perfect

I found out about this book after reading Roller Girl and Alls faire in middle school because I saw that she illustrated the book cover.I love the way the book is about sisters and particularly the bit about palindromes. I already knew about them because my sister is called Ava too.I would recommend this book to anyone over the age of 7 but mainly around 10. I'm 12 and enjoyed it so hopefully you will to.Jessica