160 pages
Publisher: Scholastic Press
(June 1, 2006)
ISBN-10: 0439671973
ISBN-13: 978-0439671972
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So Good, I Read it Twice
I liked Safe At Home. This book is about making new friends and how important it is to try to overcome the obstacles in life. I liked this book because the story is
just like mine. When I moved to CA, I had to make new friends and so did the main character, Jumper Breeze. When Jumper moved to Harlem, he had no friends and
was bad at baseball. Instead of basketball camp, like he wanted, he had to go to baseball camp. Jumper didn’t
like it at first, because it was too hard for him. But he
kept working on his skills and got better and now, Jumper doesn’t want to stop.
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When he started camp he met Nia, Dakota, and Sabrina. He also saw Kelvin and Marcus who he met at the arcade. Kelvin was nice to him, but Jumper had a few confrontations with Marcus.Unfortunately, Jumper became co-captains with Marcus on their baseball team. It was hard at first because they weren’t friends. But the coach forced them to cooperate with each other. Jumper learned the importance of working hard as a team even if not all your teammates are your friends. I give this book five stars. It was so good, I read it twice!
Ames Allen-King
Age 8
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