It Wasn’t Me

When Theo’s portraits at school get trashed, there are six suspects. Everyone says, “It isn’t me.” But Theo’s teacher makes them spend a vacation week together to learn how to trust one another. She calls it the Justice Circle. Theo calls it his worst nightmare. But then as the week goes on, they learn the shocking truth about each other.

It Wasn’t Me by Dana Alison Levy was disappointing. I did not enjoy it as much as I thought I would. The plot was bad, the characters were bad, and the whole story was just not good. I think that some people might like it better then me. Also, the way the story was put together did not make much sense. The idea that the author had was creative, but I think the way she wrote the story was not as good as her idea. This book would be good for kids ages eleven through fourteen.