This is the other book about September 11 I have read this year. This one is also enjoyable. It tells the story of September 11, 2011, from four different kids that lived through it. At first, I thought all their stories would tie together because they would all be in the same place. The narrative doesn't weave like that. Instead, the four stories give you four different looks at the days leading up to and on September 11. I thought each of the four kids' stories were well thought out and realistic. I especially enjoyed Naheed's chapters, which illustrate her love of her faith and her acknowledgement of how uncomfortable it is to be labeled different.