Customer Reviews

Not That I Care (Friendship Ring)

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4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
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This was the first book I read in the series and one of the best. Morgan seems very vonerable and I can see why she acts the way she does. {*5*}! In the other books she's totally different, rough and tough. I liked her character best in Not That I Care. I liked that she told about her life so far and about her parents breaking up. You should read this book.

I Loved this book.Morgan is just like me.She has the same feelings and thoughts.I think that anyone around 11-13 would love this book.It was sooooo cool!I have also read what are friends for and that was great too.They are the coolest books and I hope that Rachel Vail comes out with some more-by the way do any of you know that #5 is coming out,it's called Popularity conest.

This seris was the best I have ever read. I have read all of them exept for the one by Oliva because that one wasn't at the Library. These books are realistic, and it makes you feel like you are really in the book experiencing everything that happens to the characters. Also, you read a story written by one girl and then she is mentioned in all the other books with a different view point. I loved it and recommend it alot

I LUVED THAT BOOK! I used to hate Morgan but after I read her side of the story, i realized that she was really a softy, but she's been thru too much pain. I reccomend this book! :)

The Friendship Ring books are very well-written, and are fun to read. The charecters are sooo different, which proves that opposites attract. Theres the mousy Prima Ballerina with the over-protective mother (thats CJ), theres the super jock who has too many sisters and wants everyone to like her and has a huge crush on her backdoorn neigbor (thats Zoe), theres the rebelious, moody girl witht he dead beat dad who thinks jacks are a great gift (thats Morgan), and the little geek-ish girl with the crowded teeth and major hottie of a brother (thats Olivia). All these 7th graders at Boggs middle school are friends (most of the time) despite their differenses. They go threw just about everything you would expect them to. If i were you i would read them. Also, the book about tommy (Fill in the Blank) is a good read. It lets you know the guys side.

Read this Book! You'll love it! The whole series(for grades 4-8) rocks! I can totally relate to Morgan. The only problem was that it all took place in one day, but otherwise, it's awesome!

I loved this book because Rachel Vail can pry into the mind of middle schoolers and come out with a realistic, and captivating, story. It's not all wishy-washy, sappy, and so cute you could throw up kinda story. It's real. It's funny. It's true. It can happen to anyone. Her characters are people that we can relate to. She made me feel like I was reading Morgan's mind (same with CJ and Zoe and Olivia), as if I was standing right there over her shoulder and watching her life.

Morgan is trying to get back at her friend for leaving her but at the same time she is facing family problems. I loved this book and would recommend it to girls from 5th through 8th grades. I read the whole series (except for "what are friends for" which hasn't been printed yet)and all the other girls in my class have started to read them.I am in fourth grade and even though it is geared for older girls I still loved it just as much. I hope these books get more popular and I can't wait until the next one comes out!

Rachel Vail combines Morgan Miller's personal insight to all of her classmates' presentation objects and a story behind each of her own. The transitions into the next chapter are outstanding. The wonderful descriptions completely draw you into the story. You feel that you are sitting right behind Morgan in her 7th grade homeroom class.

I thought this book was really good except for the fact that the whole book was bascially set in one day. Besides this this book is great. The whole Friendship ring series is really good.