Out of My Mind is a… so so book in my opinion.
It is about a 11 year old girl named Melody, who; can’t walk, talk, or have controlled movements (besides her thumbs.) Her doctors said she could never live anything near a normal life. Her parents said no but the doctors said yes. Her mom would get angry at them, but that didn’t change their mind one bit.
The only way she can communicate is by a board that has a bunch of words on it, made by misses V: her baby sitter. She knows Melody is smart, and Melody’s parents know too.
The school year is starting and it’s Melody’s first year of middle school. She is in the same classroom; the one for the kids with disabilities in the school. She learns the abc’s and 123’s again, and again, and again.
Her teachers say no, she’s not smart she’s retarded. Melody thinks they think she is to dumb to hear them.
But now, Melody has a chance, a chance to have fun. Not watching the ‘normal’ kids play at recess. Her chance is a new type of class; one where she can be with the normal kids in the grade.
Sometimes Melody gets nervous and she drools and sometime has ‘tornados’ where she freaks out and makes weird sounds and kicks and screams.
This is a knew beginning to her knew life.
And that’s where her adventure begins. It is kind of like East Side Story where it has a really bad ending. I would rate this 3 out of 5 stars.
That’s a really good book review.
I started to read this. I didn’t really like it.
Yeah, this is the book you want to put down, but I always finish books I start.
The review really made me want to pick it up and read it. 🙂 In the review it seemed like it was a book that you liked.
I like that you didn’t just say it was good, you gave your true opinion.
This book seems interesting, and sad. I feel bad for melody because she can only control her thumbs.
Also. Watch the typo. KNEW is actually spelled NEW. (Lose the k.)
This book sounds interesting. I would like to see how and if Melody accomplishes well.
I like this book.
I bet one day Melody will live a normal life. Do you agree?
This sounds a little like Wonder.
It’s kind of like Wonder.