children's books  When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead - review
'It kept me in suspense until the very last page'  The first
thing I can say about this book is that I actually didn't know
what it was about until right at the end. That definitely wasn't
a bad thing though, as it kept me in suspense until the very
last page. When You Reach Me has been one of those books, that
even though they're fiction, and could probably never happen,
the way its written was so believable. I felt like the main
character, Miranda, was real, and that she was really writing
this story from her own experience. I found that this book was
one of the ones where it's almost like you forgot you're reading
the book, but instead, living in the story.  The first part of
the book I read was the blurb, and a couple of lines caught my
eye:  And then a mysterious note arrives:  It was then I decided
that I would not rest until I found out who the letter was from,
why they sent it, and whether Miranda's friend survives. So, for
the next few da