F A L L I N G O V E R S I D E W A Y S !

Falling over sideways is a very good book and I would rate it 10/10! It is very relatable to many people because many people deal with middle school meanies or a tragic event in their family. Even if you have not experienced any of those, this book is still very fun to read. I love how the author includes words that make it all feel extremely realistic. I also love how the book is split up because the chapters stop a perfect time to take a break and they start at a good time so you do not forget what you had read before. Next time you want a good, welcoming, entertaining, and detailed book then read Falling Over Sideways!😄😄😄😄😄😄

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