WATSONS GO TO BIRM DIGEST ED

I read this book with my kid, what a amusing, engaging read it was... and what nuggets of wisdom strewn all over the book.. We are going to miss the Watson's for sure...

It is a good book. I wonder if the wool pooh was or is real. I feel sorry for Kenny.

I bought this book for my son to read and he could not put it down. He read it twice. So borrowed it from him and i think it a great read also.

What a great book. At first I thought the title was misleading but they sure did go to Birmingham and they sure experienced it. I wanna read more stories like this.

This book is presented as fact and not fiction based on everything that I can recall about the historical events of 1963 in Birmingham from what I have learned in history. The characters in this book are absolutely fantastic and truly memorable, and they told the story in such a compelling and engaging way. I read this book out of pure curiosity and genuine interest, and I am genuinely happy that I made the decision to read it!

It is so hard to find a good book for young readers. My son is 12 and he does like stories about orphans or monsters. This is the story about a nice family that looks like many other nice families (the tough oldest son included). However, the scene takes place in 1963, and bad things were happening in Birmingham in 1963. The book is nonetheless full of humor. It is extremely well written, with lots of dialogues and situations that are very well captured. My son and I had a good laugh together even if at the climax we didn't want to laugh anymore. A must be read book! Excellent!