LitPick Review
Piper McLoud is a natural flyer. But when others see her
amazing skill at a baseball game, her life is in danger.
So, when a mysterious lady comes to take Piper to a special
institute for kids with 'special' skills, she has no choice
but to accept. However, at I.N.S.A.N.E., Piper soon learns
that things are not at all what they seem to be. In the
end, it all comes down to this: Will Piper sacrifice what
she treasures most of all or will she break the rules to
save her new found friends?
Opinion:
The Girl Who Could Fly is an
excellent book. The vocabulary is age appropriate and easy
to read. I found this book very moving, because of a
certain song sung, quite literally, to the end. From
reading this book, I learned that everyone has one unique
talent at which they excel and should never sacrifice that
skill to be normal or accepted. I would recommend this book
to others because it was a very moving and an enjoyable
read.
Explain your content rating:
Underlying themes of abandonment, family death, and insanity.
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