Pippa Morgan's Diary 2: Love and Chicken Nuggets by Annie Kelsey

I loved this cute story for middle grade children! When my daughter is older I can see this being a series that I would be OK with her reading. Of course I am biased even more, as I really enjoy books that are told in a diary format. When I read the synopsis and saw it was a children's book told in a diary format, I knew that I had to read it.

In this story, Valentine's Day is upon us (ick!) and Pippa's mom doesn't have a Valentine. Enter Pippa to save the day  while also completing her Valentine's Day Project. What are the three things you love the most?

I definitely recommend this book for girls in middle grade! If this book is like the rest of the books in the series, then I will be finding the other books for me to read - oh yeah, and also my daughter!

I received this e-book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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