I'd LOVE to know your comments--or your child's comments on Pineapples in Peril.
Librarians and Teachers--what have your students said about it? Please e-mail me at cheryllinnmartin@yahoo.com and let me know! Here are a few of the comments I've already received:
My daughter, who is not a
huge reader, is loving her copy!
She is reading Pineapples in Peril and I don’t have
to push her to read the 15 minutes she’s supposed to read every day! –A
Mom
My son was super excited to show his class the book that
you autographed. He has already finished the book and thoroughly enjoyed it. He
is already excited about the next book in the series! –A Mom
My thirteen-year-old twin girls
just finished reading Pineapples in Peril and both loved
the book. One particularly focused on the characters. "I felt like I knew
them by the time I got to the end." She also enjoyed how the author built
the plot in such a way that kept her guessing. My other twin writes: "What
I liked was the never-ending excitement, as well as the atmosphere of intensity
growing with every page. I enjoyed how Leilani includes her brother even though
he gets on her nerves." –A Mom
The fifth-grade class in library this morning were so
excited to check out Pineapples in Peril! Also, a few of
the students who had purchased books were carrying them into library. I had one
student tell me she has already read it all the way through one time and is in
the process of reading it a second time because "it is soooo
good!" –C. Reed, Librarian
This is such a great book! –A Fourth Grader
Thank you for writing my favorite book ever! –Emma
I love this book—My favorite book! The best thing about it
is the mystery. –Annika
I am totally a fan of you! –Amanda
Your book is awesome! –Jadon
We love your book so far! –Nakkita (the class is reading it
at school)
I love
the book you wrote and can't wait till the next ones come out. You should write
more books for the Hawaiian Island Detective Club series. –Annika (age 10)
This is a very good book
with some excellent morals we can learn from: like treating your siblings with
love and respecting your parents. I really liked Leilani and felt her loss and
victories. –Maddie
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