Tyler Russell

After reading Best Family Ever, the first book in the Baxter Family Children series, and not enjoying it as much as I thought I would, I decided to give the series a second chance.
I did enjoy this second book in the series, Finding Home, a bit more.
Maybe it was because I knew what values to expect from the family, especially from Ashley.

This book is also very Ashley-centric, but second oldest child, Kari, is given a large chunk of the narrative and allowed to make her own (once again) show more lingering mistakes with redemption at the end.

Ashley is less of a drama queen in this one and much more of a sympathetic character.
I *might* just try #3:-) I might also give one of the adult Baxter books a try, just to see how these children progressed into their adult lives:-) show less

The fourth book in the Baxter Family Children series, this one once again revolves around the middle Baxter sisters, Kari and Ashley.
The sisters are off to overnight science camp for a few days with their school's fifth and sixth grades.
One sister is fearful about the unknowns of the trip while the other relishes in the adventures promised due to those unknowns. Some chaos ensues, especially where dramatic Ashley is concerned, but the sisters both have eventful experiences.

fair - Katrina

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