Diary of a Parent Trainer review by ICra0711
Diary of a Parent Trainer
by Jenny Smith
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Chick Lit
Five Star Award

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Age at time of review - 14
Reviewer's Location - Crescent City, CA, United States
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Katie Sutton is an expert in parent training. She is excellent at getting the exact results she wants from every adult in her life. And by reading her guide on the operation of grown-ups, you''ll be able to control your parents too! But as Katie discovers throughout the story, grown-ups are complicated, and at times, very unpredictable. Katie has had to endure the loss of her father, and now that she and her family are finally recovering, new problems are popping up around Katie. This journal-style book evolves from a manual-like guide into a funny, sweet story about Katie''s struggles to stay in command when her life spirals out of control.

Opinion: 

Katie''s narrative is witty and insightful, but at times, heart wrenching. Katie and her family members are so realistic; I feel like I know them! Most of Katie''s problems seem like those of any teen, while some of her deeper troubles will bring a tear to your eye. Comedic relief keeps things from getting too heavy, though. I loved the ending, which was very bittersweet. It was realistic, which I like. All in all, a great read!

 

Rating:
5
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Content rating - nothing offensive
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