The Good Stuff Story is fast paced with plenty of cliffhanger type moments Some interesting ethical questions could be brought up for discussion The three young heroines are likeable and there is some nice character development Liked the relationship between Genevieve and her grandmother Good little mystery, makes you keep guessing what is actually going on I want Genevieve's grandma to be my grandma The Not So Good Stuff Story jumps arount in terms of point of view which was very confusing One of the main characters of the story isn't introduced till at least a quarter way through the book Believability is way off Genevieve's parents are horrible and not at all believable in their turn around Minor plots are put in that really don't need to be there I think I am just too old for this one so please remember that when deciding wether to read or not. I'm going to pass this one on to my neighbors teenage daughter to see what she thinks Favorite Quotes/Passages "But these days, no one kept adoption a secret. If you adopted a baby, you bragged about it. "I chose you," the parents said to their adopted child. "We chose our baby girl," they proudly told other parents." "A radio sat on a sorting table. It was small and black with a long cord, and probably as old as her mother." Who Should/Shouldn't Read This is one I would suggest would appeal to actual YA readers (those in tween to teen ages) and not to the adult YA reader A good one for reluctant readers 3 Dewey's I received this from Random House in exchange for an honest review