Tears burned
Sam’s eyes. Both Mom and Dad had valid points, but what was worse was they were
arguing. Over her. Sam couldn’t take it anymore. “I’m sorry. Please stop
fighting.”
Mom and Dad went
silent, turning to stare at her.
“I’m sorry I got
suspended. I’m sorry I can’t tell you who she is, but I’ll try to get her to
let me tell you at least, Dad. Her parents know and think the bully will move
on to someone else soon. I’m sorry I can’t tell who traced the IP address.”
Sam’s voice cracked. “Just please, please quit arguing.”
Genre: Realistic Fiction/Mystery
Target Audience: Girls 11-15
Subjects: Family Relationships,
Bullying, Truth, Evangelism, Friendship
Summary: This time Sam has a chance to
make a difference in someone else’s life with her stories for the school
newspaper. A fellow student is being bullied by someone unknown and the only
one who knows all of it is Sam. The student’s parents believe in the “ignore it
and it will go away” principle. Some agree with the bully. Some just want to
know how Sam is getting her information. Her principal is a part of the latter
group. He’s determined to get Sam to reveal her information, threatening her
with suspension if she doesn’t. Things aren’t so great on the home front
either. There’s something weird going on with her Mom and when Sam finally
learns what it is she realizes there’s a good reason she felt like something
was wrong. Exposing a bully and fighting for her mom takes a lot out of a
middle school investigator!
Notes: This is the second in a series
about a middle-school girl with a passion for cheerleading and investigative
writing. She is a strong Christian who takes her faith seriously. She turns to
God with all of her problems, truly looking for His guidance and direction. This
book is a part of the faithgirlz imprint – books for girls 5th-8th
grade that specifically focus on helping their grow in their faith.
I
highly recommend this book.
Spiritual Content
Recommendation Scale: 4/5
Reviewer: J:-)mi
Psalm 94:16 – Who will rise up
for me against the wicked? Who will take a stand for me against evildoers?
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