Can the friends stop the sticky note war and maintain their friendship? If you have a book you want me to review on the show, email me at: You can also send in a voice message! By the way, thank you to everyone who’s visited Hook of a Book’s Instagram. Meanwhile, a new girl, Rose Holland, is changing the way the boys live. However, the sticky notes soon become rude and mean, and Frost and his friends must put a stop to this before anyone is seriously hurt. When Frost and his friends Wolf, Deedee, and Bench start leaving sticky notes around the school for each other when cell phones are banned, other students quickly catch on and start leaving notes of their own. The book Posted really makes you think about that! This book was a listener request, recommended by Claire. Remember, stay safe, stay healthy, and keep on reading! Can Molly help Danny and do away with the dress code? If you have a book you want me to review on the show, email me at: You can also send in a voice message that might be featured on a future episode! The link is below. Meanwhile, more and more girls are being dress coded every day, and Molly is itching to do more than just a podcast. However, it isn’t as easy as Molly thought to start a revolution, and she has to deal with family troubles too-her older brother, Danny, vapes, and Danny tries to sell vape pods to middle schoolers. The dress code targets certain girls’ bodies, and Molly disapproves. Her goal? To do away with the dress code, or at least revise it to make it less strict. When Molly’s friend is dress coded for wearing a tank top to school, Molly starts a podcast that shares stories of girls who have been dress coded. I heard about this book from a friend, and OMG, it was amazing. Today, on Hook of a Book, I review Dress Coded, by Carrie Firestone. If you have a book you want me to review on the show, email me at: You can also send in a voice message below! Becca really wants to help Sara, but to do that she just might have to face some of her biggest fears. Sara doesn’t have a work permit, and she could get in a whole bunch of trouble if she is caught as an au pair. Becca feels that she’s too old for a nanny, but her au pair, Sara, turns out to be a refugee who fled the Bosnian War. And, what’s more, Becca’s father found Becca and Felix an au pair for the summer, which is basically a very young nanny. When Becca comes to visit her father, she finds that he has a new girlfriend, Katarina, whose son, Felix, prefers books to people. She has anxiety, and she is scared of airplanes, riding a bike, soft-boiled eggs, Ferris wheels, crowds, sickness, bruises….you get the idea. When 12-year-old Becca’s dad takes a job in Austria, Becca is worried. Kristin Levine also wrote The Lions of Little Rock, which I reviewed on Hook of a Book’s very first episode. Today, on Hook of a Book, I reviewed The Thing I’m Most Afraid Of, a new book by Kristin Levine.

Violets Are Blue by Barbara Dee