Review: A Million Ways Home

A Million Ways Home by Dianna Dorisi Winget
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Poppy Parker's holding on. She's holding on to the hope that her Grandma Beth will come out of the Huckleberry Home soon. She's was in the hospital for a while, and they just moved her to the Huckleberry Home. Poppy knows Grandma's really fine, she just NEEDS to visit her. They have to stick together! After both Poppy's parents were killed by some terrorist thing, Grandma Beth and her have been inseparable. So now Poppy's living at the Home for kids. Ms. Austin, her social worker, won't take her to the Huckleberry Home till tomorrow, however. So Poppy sets out to the home by herself. On the way, she becomes lost. A kind cashier pays for Poppy's candy bar at a gas station. All Poppy wants is to be with Grandma Beth at their apartment. However, a crime at the gas station is going to make that a whole lot harder! Can Poppy and her new friends find the culprit to the gas station crime, help Grandmother Beth recover, AND help save a special dog?
This is such a great book. I cried four times at the ending, it was so good.

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