This was a nostalgic book for me. It was entertaining to read through the point of view of kids. Their logic being underdeveloped and the contemplating of sneaky behavior was something of the days long gone.

There is not much to the plot. There are no major plot twists or any thrills in the book but it felt like it was good for the soul. I liked the Southern language of the book being from the South, but I could see where someone from up North may struggle with it.

The characters were excellent. This is one of the times where the characters were more important than the plot itself. From their development and their behaviors to their adventures, they were definitely the best part.