This book is good for readers of older ages because it addresses many issues of the times and how, in life, when there are challenges that you must face, you must work hard to solve the problem. This book also teaches that stereotypes are never true and very offensive.

This book is good for readers who love advanced books about family and friends. In this story, friendships are built, which you see from Raymie's point of view as she goes on adventures with Louisiana and Beverly.