The Wonder of Charlie Anne Audiobook

" Usually the second book I read by the same author does not quite live up to what I expect. However this book was just as amazing at the other. Another book that tackles issues in such a beautiful, simple and magical way. LOVED IT! "

" I really liked Charlie Anne. "

" I was slow in the beginning turned into a really good read! "

" This book was very good and had sad and exciting parts. I liked his the author explains phoebe in the book. Everyone ignores her and some people stare at her, but Charlie Ann sees it in a different way "

" I didn't think I would like this book, but I loved it. Charlie Ann's voice is very funny and spirited. I love her spunk and courage. At times I wanted to jump in the book and give the other characters a piece of my mind. I can see why this was a nutmeg nominee!! "

" This book is beautifully written, with a savory evocative imaginative heartfelt protaganist.Charlie Anne really is a wonder. "

" Great book! Reminded me of Belle Teal by Ann Martin. Charlie Anne is a strong girl character who does not conform to traditional "girl roles" during the 1930's. "

" Slow moving account of a young girl coming to terms with many changes in her life. "

" really great writing style, pulled me right in.. "

" Another beautiful book by Kim. Charlie Anne's voice is poetic and authentic "

" My gosh is a great book! What a find! It sounded good at the library so I grabbed it. It somehow entwined small farmtown life during the Great Depression, racism, loss of a parent, dyslexic issues, and a spitfire fierce girl full of love into one well done novel. Love it. "

" So so so good. Just read it, you won't be sorry. "

" I loved this story about strong-headed tomboy Charlie Ann and her family and town's struggles during the depression. What a wonderful, colorful character and such a unique voice! "

" historical fiction. This is a good picture of small-town depression-era prejudiced town and how the families cope. "

" Big fan of historical fiction - LOVED Esperanza Rising - this has some of those same period qualities... Likeable characters... "

" I enjoyed this hf book set in the depression era. It is well written and while the characters are engaging I find the situations to be a bit contrived. "

" A Nutmeg book, it took awhile to get into, but then it was heartwarming. "

" This book was ok. I don't love historical fiction but it is not a bad book. Not a lot of action but ok. "

" Mirabel and Ivy both had me saying a lot of mad things in my mind. I hope Mirabel was just a cranky old maid, but I am certainly glad that expectations for girls in this country have changed! I did like how Charlie Anne changed, too, and began to see a few good things about Mirabel. "

" Very good book....lots of lessons to be learned....good for the Rappin' Readers' Book Club. "

" I think this would have been a four star book if I had read it rather than listened to it. It had all the makings of a book that I would love, but the narrator did not seem like a good match for Charlie Anne. Recommended for 4th grade and up "

" Great book! Reminded me of Belle Teal by Ann Martin. Charlie Anne is a strong girl character who does not conform to traditional "girl roles" during the 1930's. "

" My gosh is a great book! What a find! It sounded good at the library so I grabbed it. It somehow entwined small farmtown life during the Great Depression, racism, loss of a parent, dyslexic issues, and a spitfire fierce girl full of love into one well done novel. Love it. "

" I think this gives a teenager an idea what it might be like for a family or for a child to grow up in the Great Depression. "

" I was slow in the beginning turned into a really good read! "

" Great for junior high girls! "

" So so so good. Just read it, you won't be sorry. "

" historical fiction. This is a good picture of small-town depression-era prejudiced town and how the families cope. "

" Another beautiful book by Kim. Charlie Anne's voice is poetic and authentic "

" I love, love, love this book. Set in the Depression, Charlie Anne has just lost her mother. Her father leaves the family with a stern cousin so he can work on building roads to send money home to the farm. "