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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars My review on "I'm Not Who You Think I am"
Ginger Shaw is a 13 year old girl from Seattle, Washington who becomes a large target to a very interesting woman. While celebrating her 13th birthday party she sees and odd woman (Joyce).When Ginger and her family leave the restaurant Ginger spots the woman again and sees the woman writing and thinks she's coping the cars license plate number.

That evening Ginger's...

Published on March 27, 2003 by Rachel K.

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3.0 out of 5 stars I'm not who you think i am
This book was okay, I mean I liked it but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. It was good in details in certain chapters, but in most of them weren't that detailed and I was lost sometimes. Some scences were vivid and I liked that,but the rest were just like there and to me didn't seem like it even went with the story.
I liked the end were the main character is...
Published on March 15, 2005


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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars My review on "I'm Not Who You Think I am", March 27, 2003
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Rachel K. (HRS California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I'm Not Who You Think I Am (Paperback)
Ginger Shaw is a 13 year old girl from Seattle, Washington who becomes a large target to a very interesting woman. While celebrating her 13th birthday party she sees and odd woman (Joyce).When Ginger and her family leave the restaurant Ginger spots the woman again and sees the woman writing and thinks she's coping the cars license plate number.

That evening Ginger's sister Laura caters a party and sees the woman. The woman saw her with Ginger that afternoon and asked," Where's your sister." Then the woman asked for Laura's business card and leaves.

The woman believes Ginger is her daughter who has died many years ago. Ginger wasn't very afraid of the woman, until she sees the woman parked outside her house in a white car with a yellow ribbon. Then the phone calls begin. At this point, Ginger is getting a little spooked.

Now, the worst part is both of her parents have to go out of town, but if Ginger tells her parents they'll have to cancel their plans to help Ginger. So Ginger doesn't tell and stays at home with her sister.

This is not all that is happening in Ginger's life. She has other things happening at her school like, a meddlesome parent named Mrs.Vaugan who wants to fire Ginger's favorite teacher and basketball coach Mr. Wren, because she wants her daughter to have more playing time than the rest of the team.

This great book will at times make you laugh and some time spook you out. That is all your opinion.

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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Two Thumbs Up, October 15, 2004
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This review is from: I'm Not Who You Think I Am (Paperback)
This book is very exciting, it will keep you guessing throughout the whole book. You will never want to put it down.

The main character, Ginger, is a thirteen-year-old girl who is being mistaken for someone's daughter(Joyce). On Ginger's thirteenth birthday, she goes out to dinner with her family, and her best friend, Karie. After her family and Karie sang her that happy birthday song, Joyce comes up and wishers her a happy birthday. The wierd thing about it was when she said it, she stared at her, touching her shoulder, looking at nobody else but Gingers' eyes. Ginger didn't know her, niether did her parents.

When Ginger, her family and Karie were leaving the restaurant, Ginger saw the women writing on a piece of paper. Ginger think she is writing down the licence number from their car. Later, the next day, she sees a white car parked in front of their neighbor'd house, the thing was, her nieghbors were out of town. Everyday, Ginger thinks, a woman she doesn
t even know is watching her. Later in the story, Joyce tells Ginger that she thinks Ginger is her daughter. Joyce had been told that Ginger had died a few years before.

Other than the woman stalking Ginger, and wanting to talk to her, Gingers' favorite teacher, and girls' basketball coach, wants to be fired. Ginger is the only person that has evidence telling that Mr. Wren is a good basket ball caoch.

I strongly suggest this book because it is very terrifying and spine chilling. The best part in the book is the climax, it is the most exciting part in the book, and it will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars An enjoyable book!, July 26, 1999
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I'm not the biggest fan of Peg Kehret. To me her books are high on drama and lack realistic characters. I thoroughly enjoyed this book! Ginger is a strong character that doesn't whine about her problem, she does something about it.

I am a youth services librarian, I read books for a living. There are books I enjoy, books I struggle to get through and books that I can't put down. Mostly Kehret books are the middle option, this title was the "can't put down" variety. I cared about Ginger and really wanted to know what was going to happen. The story was more than interesting and the main character had depth.

Overall, an enjoyable read. We will recommend it for our 5th - 6th grade reading list.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars BEST BOOK EVER, October 14, 2004
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This review is from: I'm Not Who You Think I Am (Paperback)
This book is very exciting, it will keep you guessing throughout the whole book. You will never want to put the book down.

The main character in the book is Ginger, a thirteen-year-old girl who is being mistaken for someone's daughter (Joyce). On Ginger's thirteenth birthday, she goes out to dinner with her family, and her best friend, Karie. After her family and Karie sang her the happy birthday song, a woman comes up to her and wished her a happy birthday. The weird thing was when she said it, she stared at her, touching her shoulder, she never looked at anyone else, but Ginger. Ginger did not know her, neither did her parents.

When Ginger, her family and Karie are leaving the restaurant, Ginger sees the women writing on a piece of paper. Ginger thinks she is writing down the license number from their car. Later, the next day, she sees a white car parked in front of their neighbors driveway, the thing was, her neighbors were out of town. Everyday, she thinks, a woman she does not even know, is watching her. Later in the story, the woman told her that she thinks Ginger is her daughter that had been told she had died a few years before.

Other things, than the woman, are happening in her life, is that her favorite teacher wants to be fired. Mr. Wren is a social studies and the girls' basketball coach of her school. Ginger says he is one of the best teachers and coaches of all. A women named, Mrs. Vaughn, thinks that Mr. Wren is not playing the best players most of the time. Of course, Mrs. Vaughn is talking about her daughter, Polly. Most of the players said Mr. Wren promised all the girls to play equal times, to be fair for all the girls.

I strongly suggest this book because it is very terrifying and spine chilling. The best part in this book is the climax, it is the most exciting part in the book, and it will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars My review of "I'm Not Who You Think I am", March 27, 2003
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Rachel K. (HRS California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I'm Not Who You Think I Am (Paperback)
Ginger Shaw is a 13 year old girl from Seattle, Washington who becomes a large target to a very interesting woman. While celebrating her 13th birthday party she sees and odd woman (Joyce).When Ginger and her family leave the restaurant Ginger spots the woman again and sees the woman writing and thinks she's coping the cars license plate number.

That evening Ginger's sister Laura caters a party and sees the woman. The woman saw her with Ginger that afternoon and asked," Where's your sister." Then the woman asked for Laura's business card and leaves.

The woman believes Ginger is her daughter who has died many years ago. Ginger wasn't very afraid of the woman, until she sees the woman parked outside her house in a white car with a yellow ribbon. Then the phone calls begin. At this point, Ginger is getting a little spooked.

Now, the worst part is both of her parents have to go out of town, but if Ginger tells her parents they'll have to cancel their plans to help Ginger. So Ginger doesn't tell and stays at home with her sister.

This is not all that is happening in Ginger's life. She has other things happening at her school like, a meddlesome parent named Mrs.Vaugan who wants to fire Ginger's favorite teacher and basketball coach Mr. Wren, because she wants her daughter to have more playing time than the rest of the team.

This great book will at times make you laugh and some time spook you out. That is all your opinion.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars I'm Not Who You Think I Am!, April 9, 2003
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Jonathan (Antioch, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This was a great book. I have never read anything like it. The author Peg Kehret put alot of time and work into making this book. I can definately tell! the book was fun exciting and very suspenceful. I love to read those kind of books. I would strongly recommend this book to anyone. It really was very exciting and I think anyone would love to read it. ginger is the main characterr in the story. She is a regular girl in a regular world but heer parents are away and someone is following her. I thought it was scary when the person started calling her on the phone. Tipper is her little brother who is away at a friends house the whole time this is going on. Laura is her sister who is very worried about Ginger. I will encourage anyonne and everyone I can to read this book.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars i'm not who you think i am, December 11, 2002
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My book that I read was "I'm Not Who You Think I am".Ginger Shaw is the main character in the book.In the book a women followed Ginger around Telling her that she was her mother .Also that she was adopted.It all started at Ginger's thirteenth birthday party when the wom en stared at Ginger the whole time.While Gingers parents were out of town she called and followed ginger .then she came and said that she wanted to talk to ginger.i am not going to tell anymore but,read thisbook
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars This was an AWESOME book!, April 1, 2000
This book was one of the best books I have read by Peg Kehret. I think it is very interesting and she uses good word choice through out the book. If you are thinking about buying this book, do it! It's about a girl, Ginger, who on her birthday has a lady come up to her and say happy birthday and from then on Ginger sees this same lady everywhere. It's a great book and after you read this book go read more of her books because she is a great author!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Good book, December 31, 2008
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This review is from: I'm Not Who You Think I Am (Paperback)
I think it was a little creepy but really good. I read it in one day! It's about this woman Joyce who is following a girl around. Joyce seems to think that the girl is her daughter and insists upon meeting up with her and talking about it. I think it's weird. But I totally loved it! You should read it!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars My 9 yr. old son loved it, March 12, 2008
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My son picked up some of Peg Kehret's books at his school's library and has really liked them. He has not found many books that he has been all that interested in, but has checked out every one of this author's that the library has. He even wants me to read them. I am just excited that he has finally found some books that he enjoy's reading.
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