This book is great. It's about an eleven year old girl named Fiona who's parents are divorced, she makes a descision that makes her best friend, Blanca mad, her friend Natalie moves to another school, and her friend Katie has a secret that Fiona promised not to tell, but if not, her friend is in danger. This book is a great book and a lot of girls can easily relate to it, so I definetly recommend it to girls anges 9-12.

I REALLY ENJOYED THE BOOK. I LIKED HOW I COULD RELATE TO A LOT OF THE EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE IN FIO'S LIFE. I THINK THAT THE AUTHOR DID AN EXCELLENT JOB OF CARRYING EVERYTHING OVER FROM ONE BOOK TO THE OTHER. i WOULD LOVE IT IF THERE WAS ANOTHER SEQUAL!!!

Fiona's Private Pages is a book that is so thoughtful that you don't want to put it down. The plot is very realistic and somewhat sad, but Fiona keeps a good sense of humor throughout the whole thing. Robin Cruise has a wonderful writing style that makes you forget that this book is not a real journal. Fiona is a very likable character that makes you wish you could meet her. I have read this book over at least 3 times, and am interested more and more each time. I would recommend it to anyone who likes realistic fiction and humor, and anyone who likes to write themselves. This book makes me want to have more fun of a journal! It is an excellent book, one of my favorites!