Flamingnet.com Top Choice Award
This review was written by an 11 year old student reviewer for Flamingnet.com
When trouble maker Katie McCabe gets caught committing arson, her beloved father, the local sheriff, whisks her off to her Uncle Charley’s. Sarah, Katie’s cousin, intends to set her straight. On Katie’s second day at the farm, she meets Harvey Junior, her soon-to-be archenemy. Despite Katie’s efforts to get along, she ends up hitting Harvey! Later on, she starts to make friends like Tom Pike and his buddies. Tom is the number one football player at school. Katie doesn’t realize that life at Uncle Charlie’s isn’t going to be simple. Her new life contains rattlesnakes, nasty revenge, more archenemies, tears, and mud – lots and lots of mud!
I loved Misfit McCabe! The descriptions were amazing. I was glued to Misfit McCabe like a fly stuck to fly tape. I completely underestimated this book because I figured it would be boring. It turned out to be a very, very exciting book. Don’t underestimate the book’s cover. Misfit McCabe is a difficult book to read, so I don’t think it should be for 9-12 year olds, it should be labeled for young adults. This is a great book. Gardner-Griffie has outdone herself.
There are a few situations with underage drinking and smoking: also some frightening situations, and language.
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