A review by jennicakes
Under Copp's Hill, by Katherine Ayres
3.0
Innie (like the belly button, not like "Cenza", a much more likely nickname for Innocenza) is so plucky and curious that she gets thrown out of a settlement house library.
A settlement house, by the way, is like the Athenaeum with no membership fee and free classes on things like how to paint some seriously righteous pottery. (Google "Paul Revere Pottery" real quick. Your eyes will thank you.) So of course I was like, GET IT TOGETHER, INNIE.
This is a kid's book, though, so there's only so much blackballing before the whole wacky mess sorts itself out. And the North End is awesome. I wish I didn't have to share it with every tourist, ever.
A settlement house, by the way, is like the Athenaeum with no membership fee and free classes on things like how to paint some seriously righteous pottery. (Google "Paul Revere Pottery" real quick. Your eyes will thank you.) So of course I was like, GET IT TOGETHER, INNIE.
This is a kid's book, though, so there's only so much blackballing before the whole wacky mess sorts itself out. And the North End is awesome. I wish I didn't have to share it with every tourist, ever.