Review: Secret Sisters Volume Three- Excellent  Reading for Young Girls
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2012
Secret Sisters (Volume Three)Sandra ByrdKindle EditionChristian FictionAges Girls 8-125 StarsAs with all the re issued edition each volume is comprised of two books in the series cutting the e books down to 6 from the original 12 paper backs. Mainly the books are geared towards girls but an occasional boy may just take a chance on them. Each book is filled with fun, family, friends and most of all a Christian attitude. The chapters are short as not to get boring as a young girl reads.As with the first two volumes we find Tess having decisions to make and finding trouble along the way.Book 4 Double Dare Tess is upset  as her birthday is  coming up and she was suppose to have a sleep over with several  girls, but they have all canceled even down o her secret sister Erin. But her mother and father had a better idea for her birthday that would probably be a lot more fun--bowling!  And yes it was a surprise fun. As Tess gets over her birthday she has come up with an idea. She is going to enter gymnastics. Everybody else is so good at everything but Tess is --- well just Tess. What is she good at? She soon learns though if she gets on the team she has to give up a lot. Horseback riding with Erin is one thing but the disappointment she see's in her father's eyes because she is too tired to hike leaves her wondering which should she give up .As she prays will she make the right decision?Book 5 War Paint it is once again decision time for Tess. Every 4 years the 6th graders get to paint a mural on the cafeteria wall. As teams are picked at voted on from each 6th grad class. Erin and Tess and picked two other friends to go in with them. This year is different. They are also going to pick and Mr. and Miss Coronado and Tess was one of those chosen to be elected. If she would win she couldn't be on the painting team. We also have the Coronado Club that has been nothing but a headache for Tess and Erin this whole year even to the point of threatening them to let them win. What kind of decision is Tess going to make this time?I really am enjoying this series and keeping up with Tess. Even though things seem to really go haywire for her in the end she always seems to make the right decision. The only problem she has right now is trying to make her family see how important Church is to them as a family but not really is a pest about it. As I have stated before in the other reviews, This is an excellent book for young girls and should be included in their reading library either as an E book or in the paper back volumes