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Cassidy Silver is not having a good year. Her engineer father is in the Middle East, her artist mother is too busy to listen to the painful details of her daughter's grade seven life, her genius younger brother is being bullied, and her best friend Chiaki has abandoned her to hang out with the meanest girls in school. Then Cassidy meets Victoria, who is telekinetic--she ca...more
Paperback, 177 pages
Published March 1st 2008 by Orca Book Publishers
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Alexandra
So far so good. This book is about a girl who is going thru a tough time in 7th grade. But then she meets this girl named Victoria, and Cassidy, the main character, finds out that Victoria has telekinesis power. That is were I am right now. Im enjoying this book so much that I can't put it down. But a thought that I have is: Why doesnt CassidyBelieve Victoria that Victoria has the special paower of telekinesis??????
Charlou Lunsford
Charlou Lunsford rated it 3 of 5 stars
Shelves: j
A good book to recommend to a middle school reluctant reader girl. Cassidy, 7th grade, finds the friend she needs and wants in the new girl, Victoria. This book has it all; distant parents, a caring teacher, bullies, a younger brother to protect, an older no good brother, and outsiders coming together to make a great group of supportive friends.
Emmalee
It was okay, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone or rave about how good it was... The characters made you stress because they made the worse decisions.
Chris
Chris rated it 4 of 5 stars
Shelves: j, life, not-graphic, voice
A nice--in the best sense of the word--story of a seventh grader learning about the power of believing in herself.
Sierra Jones
Sierra Jones rated it 5 of 5 stars
Shelves: finnished
this is a book full of wonderful. It has drama and action read to see the thrills. This is realyamzing book. It shows how friends come togther.
Courtney Ali
i really liked this book i want to keep reading robin stevenson's books
faelinwolf
faelinwolf rated it 3 of 5 stars
Shelves: librarylove
Good book for girls about teasing and bullying. Very sweet.
Kelly
Kelly rated it 3 of 5 stars
Shelves: juvenile
Outcast Cassidy Silver (or Cathidy Thilver, as she used to lisp) makes friends with a new girl who has telekinetic powers.
Linnae
Linnae rated it 3 of 5 stars
Shelves: juvenile
Liked the family relationships in this one: far from perfect, but still caring.
Laurie
Laurie rated it 3 of 5 stars
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Robin Stevenson is a Canadian author of several novels for teens and children. She grew up in Ontario and now lives in Victoria, BC, with her partner and son. She works part-time as a social worker and university instructor.
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