What readers think of Stargirl, plus links to write your own review.

Stargirl

by Jerry Spinelli

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Noura Yousuf (12/25/11)

stargirl

I really love this book. Everyday I read this book.

nea (09/20/10)

Stargirl

This book was cool. Keith said no it wasn't good, but I disagree with his opinion Stargirl is a very down-to-earth and don't-care-what-other-people-think type of girl.

cindy (09/05/10)

loved it!!

I read Star Girl with my son, whom I homelearn. He was concerned it would be a "girly" book. With each page I turned we both learned more and more about life, love and relationships. This is my all time favorite book. I can relate to StarGirl Caraway. Please read this book, its a winner.

notinlikewithstargirl (08/01/10)

I was expecting more. I did not like this book

Alessia (06/02/10)

its a great book.

I find this book very good it teaches children to be who they want to be and never to change for anyone but themselves.

Star Girl is very outgoing she is constantly doing something nobody would even think of doing, at first she is not at all respected by that but after a while people start to notice its great to be unique.

i would recommend it for the ages of 8-15

Sakuni E. (11/12/09)

Loser

This book actually made me absolutely love the books By: Jerry Spinelli! It was so interesting, and it would keep you saying, "One more chapter please!" I think it was interesting and since I researched about the author I could make a lot of connections and even more differences! I personally think he is a really good author and is on the top of my list of favorite authors. For the book Loser, from a scale of 1-5 I would give it a 5. It is really good and you should read it!

Chrissy (09/27/09)

AWESOME!!!!!!!!

Its a very good book for kids trying to fit in, even when they know they like themselves for who they are.

Breanna (04/23/09)

Stargirl

I think this book is excellent. It teaches Teenagers, and young children that it doesn't matter if you are different from everyone else, you need to stay true to yourself. This book is one of those books that you read a little bit of it, and you have to read more, and won't be able to put it down.

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