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Ruby Starr is a fun, entertaining, and amusing read! I read this book with my 10-year-old daughter and she loved it! Ruby is just my kind of character -- a book person! My daughter is not yet "a book-person," but with Ruby's and my help, she's gradually becoming one! Yay! We've already started The Fantastic Library Rescue and Other Major Plot Twists, Ruby Starr's sequel, at my daughter's request.

Ruby is an endearing character, with all her flaws, and weaknesses, but also with her openness to try new things, her courage in facing disappointments, and her great big heart! We felt for Ruby when things were not going as she had hoped, we pained with her when she felt she was losing her best friend, and we cheered for her as she attempted and succeeded in turning disappointments into successes. Yay, Ruby! Keep 'em coming, Deborah -- we'll be ready for the third book very soon!

I received a copy of this book from Sourcebooks Jabberwocky via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.


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Ruby Starr Deborah Lytton 9781492645771 Books Reviews

My daughter is a self-proclaimed bookworm, so she was delighted to receive Ruby Starr from the author to review. She finished it in less than 2 days (which means it was a hit...she couldn't put it down!) My daughter really related to the title character, who is also an avid book lover. We are looking forward to the newest installment in the series!
For Ruby, reading fuels the imagination. Reading junkies will agree—books make us laugh, take us to magical lands, give us superpowers. Through Ruby Starr’s pitch-perfect youthful voice, Deborah Lytton reminds us that no matter what our age, being able to read is a gift. So is Lytton’s book. I feel privileged to have met and spent time with Ruby Starr, and you will, too.
Ruby Starr is a vivacious ten year old that has a vivid imagination. The thing she loves the most is books. Her imagination often runs wild pretending that she is a character in a book. At first Ruby is excited when a new girl joins their class. She even goes out of her way to make the new girl feel welcome. But then Ruby starts to feel like she is being slowly pushed aside by her group, and suddenly Ruby has mixed emotions about the new girl and her longtime group of friends. Kids will love reading about Ruby and the ups and downs of friendship in middle school. Parents will love the message about maintaining a positive attitude and outlook on life and friendships. I would recommend this book to young readers age 8+.

I received this as a free ARC from Sourcebooks Jabberwocky on NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Ruby is an imaginative ten-year-old whose love of books has led her to form a book club with three friends, including her best friend, Siri. When a new girl, Charlotte, arrives at school, she not only takes Siri away from Ruby, but she turns Ruby’s beloved book club into a drama club. In the way Ruby handles these painful losses, Deborah Lytton paints a picture of a young girl who is both wise and compassionate, though still a child trying to navigate the mystifying maze of peer relationships. This is a beautifully told, creative story that will capture a young reader’s heart and imagination. I highly recommend it!
Ruby Starr has three best friends—until a new kid comes to her school and disrupts everything. Before Ruby realizes what is happening, the new kid, Charlotte has become a member of the Unicorns and has ruined Ruby’s weekly book club!

As Ruby tries to work through the changes in the Unicorns, she relies on the friends she has made in, and lessons she has learned from, books over the years. Ruby has an active imagination, and sees herself in many different magical scenes to get through the problems she faces at school.

This is a cute chapter book that will appeal to girls who like to picture themselves in the books they read, just like Ruby.

I received an advance reader copy of this book in exchange for my unbiased review.
If there’s one thing Ruby Starr knows, it’s books. She loves to read and has her own book club with her best friends at school. She also knows that when a new character appears on the scene it often means trouble. So when new-student Charlotte arrives, Ruby is pretty sure she’s trouble; she just wonders whether she’s trouble with a capital “T” or a little “t.”

In The Fictional and (Sometimes) Fabulous World of Ruby Starr author Deborah Lytton has created a lovable character with a big imagination. Just like the fiction she loves to read, Ruby often imagines scenes from her life where she rides on dragons, fights a sorceress, and gets to be a hero. She has a close group of friends and a loving family.

So she’s surprised and hurt that the new girl has so much power over her friends. Charlotte says she hates to read and even convinces Ruby’s friends to turn book club into drama club. Acting on advice from her mom and grandma Ruby reaches out to new friends and even gets to understand more about Charlotte.

Ruby Starr offers lots of issues for mother-daughter book clubs with girls aged 8 to 11 to discuss including navigating changes in long-term friendships, forging new relationships, being true to yourself, recognizing when your own actions make a situation worse, knowing how and when to say “sorry,” and more. Plus, anyone who loves to read will certainly love reading about a character who loves to read too.

The author provided me with a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
Ruby Starr is a fun, entertaining, and amusing read! I read this book with my 10-year-old daughter and she loved it! Ruby is just my kind of character -- a book person! My daughter is not yet "a book-person," but with Ruby's and my help, she's gradually becoming one! Yay! We've already started The Fantastic Library Rescue and Other Major Plot Twists, Ruby Starr's sequel, at my daughter's request.

Ruby is an endearing character, with all her flaws, and weaknesses, but also with her openness to try new things, her courage in facing disappointments, and her great big heart! We felt for Ruby when things were not going as she had hoped, we pained with her when she felt she was losing her best friend, and we cheered for her as she attempted and succeeded in turning disappointments into successes. Yay, Ruby! Keep 'em coming, Deborah -- we'll be ready for the third book very soon!

I received a copy of this book from Sourcebooks Jabberwocky via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.