Taking these five books as a whole, this is a very enjoyable series. I found the first book to be the one I struggled with the most, but after that I really enjoyed all of them. I think the character of Witch Baby is the most fleshed out and I can see why Block relates most to her.

I quite liked this story about airships and mysterious creatures.

This book went over really well when I read it at story time with preschoolers, although I bet it would work even better with slightly older kids

I really wish I had had this book as a teenager, or heck, even a year ago when I was having a lot of body image issues. I think it really addresses that topic well for girls, particularly those of us who really enjoy women's magazines and popular culture and struggle with the images portrayed therein.

I really enjoyed this look at the Puritans but I agree with many of the reviews written here: if you are not interested in theology, it might not be the book for you.

This book was actually quite funny. I had only read one of Crutcher's books before reading his autobiography, and I can definitely see how his work and life shape his writing. I laughed quite often while reading this book and I may pick up more of Crutcher's work as a result.