This book is about a family of four (a dad, a mom, and two sisters) who live in the country of Afghanistan. There, you can get seriously hurt or in trouble if you do something that the Taliban doesn't like. Suddenly, the dad is put in prison, and he was the family's only source of income as a reader and writer, since girls can't work. Then the family makes the young, pre-teen girl cut her hair like a boy's and work, because she can read and write. Her sister couldn't work since you can really tell that her sister is a girl, even if her hair was cut short. So this story is about a family struggling to hide their disobedience toward the Taliban.

I think Obama should win because he has fulfilled his promises and would much rather tax the rich than the middle class.

you know if Romney win all the people that were not born here in th usa they wll go back where they came from

Why boo him when he is doing everything he needs to be doing and Mitt Romney isn't!!! Romney is only gonna cut taxes for millionaires! And that means that millionaires are gonna pay less taxes and Americans are gonna have to pay more taxes so I think your WRONG!!!!

This book differs from the rest of the series. Instead of Tally Youngblood, Aya Fuse is the main character. In a time when social ratings are all that matter to teenagers, Aya is left out. Her brother is going to be invited to he hundred party soon, and she is an unknown journalist. But when she discovers containers filled with unknown things, her boring life is soon to become very unusual...

This book is about an "Ugly" named Tally Youngblood. She is 15 and so ready to become a "Pretty," a mandatory surgery that happens when you turn 16. After all, who would turn down the ultimate beauty operation,and some time just to hang out with your friends and just P-A-R-T-Y? Her beat friend has already changed and moved so Tally feels lonely. Then she meets Shay, a rebel that wants to leave the towns and go live in a forbidden place. Shay really wants Tally to leave with her, but she declines. When the Specials find out, unless Tally finds Shay and turns her in, Tally won't turn Pretty.

I read it when I was ten, and I think that they're appropriate for eleven or twelve year olds.

This book differs from the rest of the series. Instead of Tally Youngblood, Aya Fuse is the main character. In a time when social ratings are all that matter to teenagers, Aya is left out. Her brother is going to be invited to he hundred party soon, and she is an unknown journalist. But when she discovers containers filled with unknown things, her boring life is soon to become very unusual...