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Bought this book for my granddaughter for Christmas. She really enjoyed it and now loaned it to me. I'm enjoying it, too.


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Mira Diary Home Sweet Rome Marissa Moss 0760789236587 Books Reviews

Rather slow-moving
Great book. Praise to Marissa again. A exciting cliff for fans of Lost In Paris. Want a third one to come out. Go Rome!!!
i really liked it. so far i have only read lost in paris but i can't wait to read home sweet home!the are full of suspence!
A sequel to Mira's Diary Home Sweet Rome, Mira has now found that she is a time traveler and also knows where her mother is. Following her mothers clues, she is lead to Rome with her bigger brother Malcolm and her photo snapping dad, and already they fine a clue! Following her mothers path, Mira touches another touchstone and gets whisked back into 16th century Rome! Now, Mira has to follow clues and use her wits to find the famous thinker and mathematician Giordano Bruno, who has discovered a shocking secret? Can Mira save Giordano and return to 2012 with her mom?

This was a very cute read. It's a historical fiction/fantasy book written in first person. Mira has a dorky side that tends to appear when talking to boys she deems as "cute", so many girls would be able to relate to that. Any girl who has ever had a crush that they act dorky around would be able to relate to her embarrassment when attempting to chat with boys.
The only thing that annoyed me was that Mira kept returning to her present time just when the story gets good in the 16th century. Other than that, Home Sweet Rome wasn't annoying. The very beginning was slightly boring, but not by a lot. It was just interesting enough to keep you reading, but you could stop any time you wanted.

I'm guessing there will be a third book, because the 2nd one doesn't end the story in a satisfying way. If there isn't a third book, I would be kinda upset, because the book doesn't tell you about the happy ending. It just kinda ends. I think reading a different sequel by this author would be cool, so any other books by Marissa Moss are something I would read in the summer.
Home Sweet Rome has a very good flow and it doesn't go by to fast or to slow. It also has a very clear and easy to understand plot line, so that is very helpful to people who have trouble reading books and understanding the story. I recommend this book for kids ages 9-13, and I'm pretty sure they would love it.
It's good but not as good as some books I've read. But I love this book like so many others. I hope that u make another Mira's Diary soon!
Very fun, intelligent and enlightening book for grade school and middle school girls.
Bought this book for my granddaughter for Christmas. She really enjoyed it and now loaned it to me. I'm enjoying it, too.