Opal is a fun, easy-to-love main character. Her character development throughout the story, relationships with Winn Dixie and other characters, are heart warming.

Historical fiction is one of my favorite genres and this one did not disappoint. The women of the Pack-Horse Librarians, led by feisty Marge O'Hare, learn from each other and support each other through love, loss, race relations, and family issues. A good read with a wide range of characters. A bit predictable at times but overall a book to enjoy.

This book was ok. My favorite part was when Archie and Kyle played a mini game of soccer.

A must read for all women going off to boarding school or college. This memoir brings up lots of uncomfortable emotions that can lead to healing.

Interesting characters...well written.

Read this book for upcoming Read and Rap. This book gave a child's perspective on the life and challenges of growing up during the depression. I really enjoyed learning about the development of Key West as a tourist destination as part of the New Deal. I hope I can go to visit someday!

This is a great read! It’s a mystery with a lot of characters to keep track of. Hawkins keeps you guessing throughout the novel with many twists and turns. Very enjoyable.

I really liked this book. My favorite part was when Flippy was teaching his class and Melvin from Captain Underpants was the smart kid there.

Opal is a fun, easy-to-love main character. Her character development throughout the story, relationships with Winn Dixie and other characters, are heart warming.

This book is about taking for people who are rich and giving it to the people who are poor.