Still a Work in Progress (Hardcover)

from JerseyGirl21

I loved the book. Found myself feeling bad for Noah because of how much the Thing they don't talk about with Emma affected him because he loves Emma.

from Suedarc

This is a great book families and teenagers to share. The family at the center of this novel struggles with the realization that one child in the family is anorexic. Other books may portray the struggle with eating disorders, but this one gives us a look at what happens to the dynamics within the...

from kimpiddington

Angsty boys trying to navigate Middle School, while the narrator deals with more important issues at home. Throw in a hairless cat and a farting dog-what's not to love!

from keafrost

This book takes a complex issue and turns it into something middle grade children will understand. In a relatively short time span, Noah experiences changes in his life-long friendships, discovers the opposite sex, and all while worrying about his older sister's health. We see Noah develop as a c...

from robenc

Remember seventh grade? Yep - it can be pretty rough. Noah and his two best friends, Ryan and Sam, are navigating the bumpy waters of homework, girls, carpools, and school dances in Vermont. But to make matters worse, Noah's older - and only - sibling, Emma, is struggling with a pretty serious ea...