I would definetly reccomend this book to teens in middle school because the things the charecters face are exactly what happens in middle school now. I liked the way the author wrote the book because she really captured the meaning of teenage life and the ups and downs it may have. cover image of Just Another Day in My Insanely Real Life. I wanted to read more of the book to see how the charecter Cassie is put into the same situation as me. Barbara Dee is the author of twelve middle grade novels including Violets Are Blue. The reason why I chose this book was when I read the back of the book, it related to how my life is now. When Cassie lied about her school and her brother's book report, she thought it would be okay to lie and get it over with, but she put herself into more trouble instead. One possible theme for this story would be to always be truthful even if the problem is really bad. But when her parents get a divorce and her mom starts working full time, its up to Cassie to take care of her little brother, her annoying older sister, and the old apartment they live in. She's an 11 year old girl who isn't the most popular kid in school and doesn't have the greatest grades, but somehow still seems to fit in.
"Just Another Day In My Insanely Real Life" by Barbra Dee is about a girl named Cassie who finally understands the meaning of responsibility.
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