Lily Robbins, M.D. (Young Women of Faith: Lily Series, Book 2)

Rating:
Summary: Great!
Review: I read this book about a year and a half ago. I enjoyed it then, and now, thinking back on it, I enyoyed it even more than I thought I did. Lily learns some very important lessons that will help all of us. It covers some tough issues that girls her age have. I recommend it to all girls aged 11-13.

Rating:
Summary: Good read with a good lesson
Review: My eleven-year-old cousin got me hooked on the adventures of Lily Robbins. I read the books where Lily is a seventh-grader first, and these ones seemed a little less interesting at first. In "Lily Robbins, M.D." Lily decides that she wants to learn how to help others by learning basic medical techniques after she saves the life of a boy who got into a car accident. But Lily's efforts only get her in trouble--with both her friends and her enemies. Reni and the rest of the Girlz Only club don't like Lily and her forceful methods of getting them to learn how to save lives for her. And then Lily gets into trouble for "saving" her friend Zooey's life, when in reality Zooey needed medical attention and Lily said she was fine. When a couple of pranksters go out of their way to make Lily's life miserable, Lily begins to question her actions. Will Lily still get to save someone's life, or has she gone too far?
The book is not one of the best in the series, but Lily learns about cooperation and friendship, among other things.

Rating:
Summary: My Favorite Book!
Review: This is a really good book. You shoud buy it. It's my favorite book right now. It is because it's exiting and fun and kind of sad. My favorite part is when Lily and Reni are friends agian.