This is certainly a nice addition to middle school reading. No language issues, no teen sex, some domestic violence, but a nice "how can I make the world a better place without anyone finding out" book. ( )

Very quick read. Great for reluctant readers and YA wanting a simple, sweet story. A Golden Sower nominee for 2016-17. It would be a great book to read aloud to middle school students. 65 random acts of kindness done anonymously during summer vacation. ( )

This book is about a girl who tries to do at least one good deed every day of her last summer vacation before high school. Then as she continues her journey while accomplishing these good deeds she learns a lot from her neighbors and childhood friends while doing this and she manages to change them for the better.

This was a cute, quick read that is perfect for summer. It will give you a great look at the lives of the members of a small cul-de-sac and how their lives change over the course of a week as Nina decides to help others by doing small good deeds each day. It is a very positive and enlightening book. I had a hard time connecting to the characters, but the story was cute. ( )

What a great little book. An understated examination of how little acts of kindness can make a big difference in the world. ( )