Scarlett by Cathy Cassidy
12-year-old Scarlett is sent by her exasperated mother to live with her father and his new family in Ireland where a mysterious boy helps her learn how to feel part of a family again.
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17 comments:
That girl was weird but still I kind of feel sorry for her. Because of the way no one liked her. 2 stars.
I thought this book was pretty good. I liked how Scarlett finally became some what like what she was like when she was younger. I also liked how Scarlett put pieces of her dresses in Hazel's quilt. 4 stars.
This is now one of my favorite books! kian was fun to read about because he was so strange. Every time he disapeared into thr woods i had more questions about him. when scarlett was about to [SPOILER] i wanted to jump in front of her and block her. That was the worst part of the book. 5 stars.
I like it when Scarlett runs out of school . I also like how the author writes how Scarlett feels. It's a great book! 5 stars.
The authers web site is very good! You should go and look at lt!
this is a great book!
this is a great book! i like how they show how scarlett feels! 5 stars.
it is a great book. scarlett is a cool charecter. 5 stars.
it's good scarlett is the sime normal girl like in her childhood. 5 stars.
i think this book is very interesting because she is going to visit her dad and she dose not have a clue how her dad's life is with his new wife that is going to have a baby and she has a little sister she dosen't know about that is named holly this book is my favorite book in the world i love she has to go though all these thigs happening. i think its romantic with... 5 stars.
This was an excellent book! It was a story that related to modern day, but had had an interesting plot with a romantic twist that had me laughing and feeling the emotions that Scarlett had. I didn't like her dad in the beginning, but warmed up to him as the story went on. I got mad when he didn't believe Scarlett when she tried to explain about Holly's lip. I also didm't like Clare, but afain warmed ip to her as I got to know her character better. Holly sounds like a cute little kid! The mom upset me when she sent Scarlett away, but I got where she was coming freom. I thought Kian was a gypsy from the beginning, though. 5 stars.
what is a gypsy? i want to knwo before i read the book?
Hello Anonymous,
Excellent question! Gypsies are more accurately called Irish Travellers (the word "gypsy" is considered somewhat offensive). They are a nomadic group of people who travel around rather than live in the same place all the time. Historically, they've been discriminated against because of their lifestyle.
Hope this helps...
Mrs. M.
I give the book Scarlett a four because i thought it was a very good book.I didn't give it a 5 because it wasn't the best book i have read. 4 stars.
so good. i am totally voting for this book. it is an amazing, sad story about a girl named scarlett and she has so much going trough her life. i recamend this. 5 stars.
I give this book a four because when Scarlett was moving to Ierland it was wierd how she was with her dad. Also because when she had a piercing in her tounge i thought that was interesting. 4 stars.
This book was very exiting. I liked the way it was written. 5 stars.
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