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

Ida B

and Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, and (Possibly) Save the World

by Katherine Hannigan

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There are currently 47 reader reviews for Ida B

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Jaime17 (04/26/09)

Writen by a 7 grader

I thought this book was very good. The reasons I like it so much because I went through the same thing as she did, but she was lucky because she still had her mom in the end, but I lost my mom. I would recomend this book to anyone under the age of 11 or even someone that has went through the same thing. Good luck reading!

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A 5th grader (04/13/09)

An Unlikely Turn

It was very Unusual. Overall it was pretty good.

Sarah A.E.B. (02/11/09)

Ida B. Reveiw

I may just be a middle schooler, but I thought Ida B. was an amazing book. It shows courage, sadness, and even imagination! I loved it and my friends at school too. It teaches you that you need to forgive and forget.

michelle (01/15/09)

love the book

This book is one of the best books i have and will ever read. I hate reading but the only book I enjoy reading is Ida B

Cassie F. (01/14/09)

Surprised

I was surprised that i found this book very good, I've actually read it 4 times!

Parquita age 11 (11/25/08)

Ida B.=AWESOME

I have loved this book ever since I got it for my 9th B-day! It is my all time fav! I can totally relate to Ida B because my mom is sick w/ M.S. and I LOVE nature!

Morgan Taylor (10/25/08)

I love this book!!

I personally love this book and have read it 5 times. It is funny and sad at the same time. I feel that it is well written and Katherine Hannigan is a great author.

victoriatr (06/03/08)

I really enjoyed Ida B. It was a real eye opener in many ways, I know that many of my friends enjoyed it too. It really inspired us to do something with our lives, and to be grateful for the people that surround us in love and joy!

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