ROSE THE YEAR I TURNED SIXTEEN 1

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Summary: The best...
Review: "The year I turn sixteen" was a great book.I read it twice.I hope the author considers writing a "The year I turned seventeen".I would rush out and get that book too.

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Summary: A great book about how life may be when you turn sixteen!!!
Review: "The Year I Turned Sixteen" is a great book about a young ladie and her sisters and mother. I loved the book and so did my friend. i suggest it to any-one in there teens, under 16.

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Summary: This was the best book I ever read!
Review: I absolutly Loved this book! I didnt want to read it at first, but I had to for an english assignment. As I read on I really got attactched to it! I would get up really early or stay up really late just to read it! I havent gotten a chance to read "Laurel", "Lily", and "Daisy", yet, but I will definitly read them As soon as possible !

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Summary: A desirable novel, every romantic freak would like!
Review: I entirely was fascinated by this book! I recommend this book to romantics like myself, because it isn't too mushy, and you really get into the main characters. It's as if you're experiencing what the Walkers (The main characters family) have to go through. It's one of those books you just can't put down. After reading it the first time in a day, I read it again! I honestiy think most girls will cherish this book.

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Summary: Please read
Review: I have read all of these books so far(except DAisy). I absolutely loved them all, but so far Rose is my favorite character. She is faced with family and boy problems. It was tougn for her at first but she overcame it. All the girls overcome struggles, and give hope to others. They state real life issues, that all girls face. Each girl is totally different. They all have their own personalities. I recommend these to anyone. Readers or non-reders will simply love them all! I was truly touched.

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Summary: This book is awesome!!
Review: I love this book really much!!I admire Rose's character and the way the family are after the death of the father,they were really close together,supporting each other. And I especially enjoyed the parts of Steven and Rose,he's such a nice guy!!!!

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Summary: In love with it but waiting...
Review: I LOVED this book. I am not much of a reader at all but after my bio teacher told us we should read for pleasure, I picked this book up, aka the only non RL Stine book in my end table. I was absolutely sick of those books, i read them all when i was ten so i turned to Diane Schwemms book that i had bought a few years ago thinking the topic completely fit since i too will be turning 16 this year. I read it very quickly, devoured it in fact and i fell in love with the walker family. I couldn't wait to read Daisy. I immediately forced my mom to take me to my local book shop but, surprisingly to me, they didn't have it. I raced home and began to search and to my dismay Daisy is no longer in print. I truely hope to find it and i hope any of you reading this after reading them all will put your book up for sale. Please spread the joy of the walker sisters on as much as possible, if not for me then for someone like me.

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Summary: great book
Review: i loved this book. the author really did a good job telling the story.I really felt sorry for rose and confused when things didn't work out w/ a great guy.I was so happy to get to the end ...everyone who likes books like these should really read these books...they are AWSOME!

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Summary: This book is soo good
Review: I read this book and I loved it so much. As soon as I finished it, I had to go out and buy the rest of the series. It's a terrific series. It's really nice how the author can make the characters express so many emotions, and it pulls you right into the plot. I recommend it very much.

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Summary: Interesting and instructive
Review: I reflected on my daily life when I read through this book because thanks to Rose and her family, I realized something important I hadn't before.I can recommend this book to whoever looking for a book that is impressive and instructive but not preachy