A grade book for kids to reflect on feelings and how important it is to feel through them instead of moving on quickly.

It wasn't for me.  If M. Night Shamalan wrote a book - this would be it. 

This book has been the rave for 5 years... so I pulled it off the shelf. And I really enjoyed it! It had a seductive charm that kept me pulling it back out (and avoiding work).

I did NOT like Molly the Maid at first. I thought she was quirky, literal, and her inability to gauge social interactions was obnoxious.  As the story unfolded I started to like her and understand her thought process. I did enjoy the mystery and how it played out. I appreciated the twist at the end.

This book had a slow start with a typical girl jaded storyline. I liked the mix up with traveling to the underworld, meeting the Furies, and the end was not what I expected. I did enjoy it. A good YA novel with no smut (not that smut is bad, it's just overdone sometimes).