Bindi Babes Audiobook

" I started reading this book for a summer reading program. I am not that fsar yet but i think i'll like it. "

" It is good and the ending is really good "

" it's pretty bad when the author has to explain her inanity. "

" The book was a bit too cliche. However, their humour and mischievous plans kept me reading till the end. "

" Love these books: they're fun and cute, with a great dose of family! "

" don't know if the anglicisms will be too much for the middle grade crowd "

" Similar in story to the Mates, Dates series, or Angus, Thongs... kind of thing, except they're Indian. Very predictable. "

" Blah. This tries to be a bit like Louise Rennison's kooky Georgia Nicholson books what with the friends, odd nicknames & goings-on at school. I had expected a more compelling look at British/Indian culture with conflict between the more Indian ways of Auntie and the modern English life of the girls. But there really wasn't enough to make this a useful multicultural reading experience and it seemed far too British to have strong appeal for American kids. I'm not sure teachers would be looking at British vs American for a multicultural assignment. The family crisis/healing part was OK but certainly nothing special. "

" This book is very weird but cool... "

" I thought Bindi Babes was just ok. This book would be good for middle school students. It didn't really get into the three sisters culture like I thought it would. "

" Very good and Enjoyabe a great READ!!!! "

" THIS book is cool and funnii! i read this in 6th grade n couldnt put it down! "

" I think this is a wonderful book if you want some insite on crazy ideas "

" Good fun. Narinder will go on my list of books to pick up every now & again. Sort of what they call beach reads except the beaches where I live tend to rather wind swept and cold. "

" Most children's books do not have quite the character flaw in the protagonist(s) as this one. I am not sure whether I like that or not, but I definitely enjoyed the book. "

" Charming. Good for recommending to girls. "

" Unlike Angela's Ashes where you might need to be Irish to get it, there seems to be no need to be Indian to enjoy this novel. Harmless fun story. "

" A cheeky children's book in manner of Georgia Nicholson. "

" Terrible book. *shudder* "

" Pre-teen appropriate, with appealing humor, yet dealing with loss of mother, friends and school behavior issues! "

" This was a light, fluffy, funny book about three sisters who are trying to get rid of their annoying aunt while also trying to keep their perfect lives the same. While it wasn't a challenging read, it was funny and moving at times. I would recommend to younger teens who are just looking for a laugh. "

" i wish there had been cool Desi chickies in books like this when I was a kid. "

" While I appreciated that this book didn't devolve into lots of Indian stereotypes, I also didn't see much to love about the main characters either. Perhaps this is TOO young for my YA category, as the main characters are 11, 14 and 15. "