Review: Good, but way too short
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2011
Cynthia Leitich Smith's "Cat Calls" story is quite entertaining, but when I got to the end, I didn't realize that I was at the end.  I kept trying to go to the next page, but there wasn't a next page.Tiff gets a chance to sit in for her grandmother who is a fortune teller in a carnival.  Tiff seems like an everage teenager, but she sure doesn't feel ready to start telling fortunes from a crystal ball all by herself.  A few people come in and she tries very hard to give them a decent fortune, but it doesn't work very well. She calls a woman's son by name and Tiff realizes that this woman never revealed the name to her.A young man comes in who has a western style of dress, and strange eyes. Tiff feels that he could be looking at her as his dinner...literally. Tiff finally finds out something about this fellow and about herself, and I think from others' reviews there is a book that will answer the questions of what happens to Tiff and the man named Trevor.It took only about five minutes to read, but with such an abrupt ending it was very frustrating because it really wasn't an ending, it was a teaser for more to come in a book.