This book was about what kind of friend you should be. I learned you should always be kind and caring. I learned about bad friends, they are people who make fun, talk mean, call names, tell lies. This book makes me want to be a nice friend.

I like all piggy and elephant books because the pigeon is at the end. And I like "I Broke My Trunk" because it’s very funny.

A cute beach read. Light hearted romance, and you get all the classic romance tropes with a predictable ending.

Very good book with a lot of detail. I would recomend this to people who like survival stories and historical fiction lovers.

This book was so good and I loved reading it. It had a really good plot that kept me hooked and made me want to keep reading it.

I got "peer pressured" into reading this book by a friend of mine who loves this series. I finally finished the book, and it was definitely better than I expected, but I am not sure if it is a series I want to stick with. I am considering it. I do not mind romance, but there was more than I usually prefer. I do not like when romance moves to quickly; it feels corny. I enjoyed the action scenes, which is what holds my attention the most in books. The end was a lot more dark and dramatic than I expected, so I will give props there as well. I think I will give this book a 3/5.

I enjoyed the series however the first two books were more engaging. I still enjoyed how the series wrapped up

It is amazing because it's action packed hooking and you learn certain animals and what God they belong to and the God's roman name.

My favorite part about this book was the mountain part, i love to climb mountains with my aunt. I love this book because it's about mountains. It has a little history in it; I love history. The boxcar children were the best children i have ever read about in a book. I give this book 5 stars because the illustrator who did this book was the best. I loved how easy the words were.

The chapters always ended during big and important events in the story but I feel like the character development could have been bigger and deeper. But otherwise, great book.