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Indigo's Star

by Hilary McKay

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Eileen (05/26/08)

Hilary McKay's Indigo's Star

Indigo's Star is definitely the best book in Hilary McKay's series about the Casson family. It was at once touching and deep and light and humorous and the new character, Tom, is quite a welcome addition who brings out Indigo's enigmatic character. An excellent book that people of all ages can identify with.

Kara (02/16/08)

the book

I Thought this book was fantastic even when I wanted to go off and do something else I just kept on pushing myself to read this book and I am once again reading it and this time for me will be the 6th time I have read it and I have also read all the others and they are phenomenal.

Courtney B. (03/20/07)

Indy's star review

Wow that book is amazing. How could you not read it. It takes the first 20 pages or so but then you get into it. Dun Dun Dun! Read what are you waiting for. Also read other amazing books to keep your mind going.

Melanie (03/04/07)

Good book

I really really like this book. It kept me reading when I didn't want to. I am doing a book report on this book, and it is very interesting to do

Katie Roberts (12/09/06)

Heartwarming

I am only twelve years old but I know a good book when i see one. This book,to me, is about a boy who's life is topsy-turvy and is trying to find his place in a world full incompetent and ignorant people. The bullies in this book are the kind of bullies I face every day. The drawing Indigo's little sister Rose painted on the wall are a statement they are the desperate cries from the heart of a little girl.

I am glad Hillary Mckay has written this book.

emily (11/13/06)

indigos star

It was FAB, i loved all of it, and I would definitely read it again. it was interesting to read, and unexpectable...

Tori (02/28/06)

Indigo's Star

i loved this book. I could relate to this book. It makes you Keep the pages turing. All young teens should read this book

SARAH (02/20/06)

Indigo's Star

This book is brilliant and i can read it over and over again. A definite must read. Its more for children round my age (12) who would enjoy it its not really an adult book.

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