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

Stargirl

by Jerry Spinelli

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mrs deweese (03/08/06)

its nice

this book is nice because it shows how the school changes after this girl named star girl comes and shows the school that she is bold!

DJ Shizzle Dizzle (03/01/06)

Stargirl

well in my opinion i think it was pretty weird, the girl really freaked me out and i ended up not even reading the rest of the book cause it was just plain disturbing.

Autumn, Language Arts Teacher (01/20/06)

MUST READ

Loser is an excellent read for a variety of ages and maturity levels. The antagonist is male, which helps to catch those boys who don't want to read "girly" books. It is a coming of age story that really changed my perspective, even as an adult, on how I look at the world.

T-Rey (12/07/05)

Stargirl

The book was to confusing. I hated it. The only reason I read was because the teacher made us.

Chrissy G (11/29/05)

Stargirl

Yo. This was a really good book, mmhm yes, yes. All you people are like 'Oh it's boring......Well, you know what I say to that? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. So just do whatever you want, I'm just tellin' you you're way wrong. Way, way wrong.

Loreena (09/23/05)

Stargirl

Oh my gosh! What a good book! Stargirl kept me reading the whole night long. My friend recomended me reading it, and it was awesome!

Jenna the Greaat (09/05/05)

Stargirl

THIS IS THE BEST BOOK EVER. . .i normally dont like reading but this book is so good that i read it for four hours!

Dhara (07/02/05)

Stargirl

I think this book was amazing. I liked the story very much. It is easy for children to read. It teaches me a great lesson about the stargirl.

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