Jinan 

Huey’s Story by Jane Clarke – review

Jinan: 'friends are very important. I give this book 10/10'
  
  


A little girl called Hannah moves with her family from Manchester to London because her grandpa is ill. When she starts school she sits next to a girl called Louise and they make friends but Louise already had a best friend, Gemma, who doesn't like the new girl. Hannah is sad because she hasn't got any friends in her new school but one day her parents take her to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home and there she falls in love with a little, fluffy puppy called Huey.

At school she draws a picture of her puppy and Louise draws a picture of a birthday cake. The whole class is invited to Gemma's party except for Hannah. Hannah comes with Huey to the party and Gemma is very cross but when Huey gives a slobbery kiss, Gemma starts to giggle and then she starts to be nice to Hannah and everybody makes friends.

I liked this book because in the end Gemma is kind and Hannah is happy.

I know what it feels to be in a new school and not to have any friends because friends are very important. I give this book 10/10.

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