The Penderwicks: The Penderwicks in Spring (Series #4) (Paperback)

from hawaiianmermaid701

This is one of my favorite series, and I'm happy that the characters grow as I do. This book had me enthralled from the first chapter and laughing, crying, and laughing so hard I started to cry again. The Penderwicks have always made me feel at home in their family and they still do. This was a g...

from foggidawn

Just like that, the three older Penderwick sisters are teenagers, and the focus shifts to Batty, Ben, and Lydia, the younger Penderwicks -- but mostly Batty. No longer a charming toddler wearing butterfly wings, Batty is now a fifth grader, with increasingly complex problems of her own. Six month...

from bell7

The latest entry in the Penderwicks focuses on Batty, now ten-almost-eleven, an age which is not always easy. She's not only in-between her oldest sisters - Rosalind in college, Skye and Jane teenagers - and the youngest Penderwicks - brother Ben who is eight and loves digging up rocks and toddle...

from deslivres5

Penderwicks are at it again. This one takes place about 5 years after the last installment. Fun to check in on the family and neighbors after another large time jump. Focused mainly on Batty, there are some tough issues touched upon here, mostly about grief.

from diana.hauser

THE PENDERWICKS IN SPRING is Jeanne Birdsall's 4th Penderwick book. It is just as delightful as the first 3 - perhaps even more so. One can feel and smell the freshness in the air, the first daffodil (in Mrs. Geiger's yard), purple hyacinths and crocuses, and melting piles of snow. The family is ...