wordnerd153's review against another edition
3.0
A fun read that will appeal to girls in upper elementary who like realistic fiction with a dash of romance.
manglitter's review against another edition
3.0
This book was a good short funny summer reading experience (I love the cover) . Tori and her mom has a funny relationship as daughter and mother. The experience of living in the colonial time for money changes people and makes them do crazy things, well, in general, money makes people do crazy things. The characters were funny mainly Tori with her cousin Angel and her verbal fights with Dylan her other cousin. I didn't like her mother's irresponsible behavior sometimes, then she has those mood changes when her daughter point out her faults and irresponsability. I think that Tori's age thirteen wasn't correct and even for her cousins', they seem so much more responsible for such a young age.
icameheretoread's review against another edition
4.0
This book was the breath of fresh air I didn't even know I needed right now. It was hilarious. I was instantly charmed by Tori Porter and her test of colonial living on Archibald Family Farms. This was so fun to read!
missprint's review against another edition
3.0
Completely delightful!
I only wish the cover was a little less cartoony so I could sell it to a broader age range.
I only wish the cover was a little less cartoony so I could sell it to a broader age range.
booksonhermind's review
2.0
I enjoyed a story about a mother and daughter relationship. Although the romance was really awkward and unnecessary to me I liked the heart of the story. Funny that her cousin was vegetarian when I just turned vegan.
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