I love the character development that Molly goes through in this book. She sees a problem and wants to correct it, and believes that her idea is better and more practical. However, she doesn't have the courage to speak out. She tries to implement another idea on her own, but discovers that she needs the help of the group in order to make it a success. Finally, she gathers the courage to speak her mind in a kind way, and the results are that the group listens to her ideas and helps her with her other project too.

I love that Molly is a problem solver! Her personality is so strong and smart!

The writing style in this book is just perfect, and we can really follow Molly's journey and feel each scene with her.

I love the historical information at the back of the book that talks about how civilians would assist in the war effort during the 1940s. It's wonderful to see such a vivid glimpse of how people lived back then.