Molly Saves the Day

I thought this book was awesome. I loved reading this book because it shows a lot of team work, like when Molly's team went to Poison Point. They worked together to get the other team's flag. The most important part of this story was when Molly's team went ashore and up the hill to get the flag. It turns out that they won!

i read Molly saves the day when i was 9 now im 10 and i really injoyed it! I`ve allways whanted to go to summer camp! But im not allowed `till im a teen ager so reading molly saves the day sort-of prepaired me for what it might be like! I`ve allways wanted to be brave reading Molly saves the day Kind of got me to face my fears a bit more! Thanks! Mia

Of all the American Girls, Molly's our favorite and Molly Saves the Day our favorite Molly book. My six year old recognized that Molly, Linda and Susan, while away together at sleep-away camp, each had fears that they were forced to try to overcome. Molly is a very well-rounded character, and the fact that she is somewhat overly competitive (this shows up clearly during the camp color-wars) only makes her more realistic. She is nonetheless very likeable. Beyond Molly's character, however, my daughter simply found the book very exciting.

It was a very good book. I liked the part when Molly and her friend fournd the bank and played their sneaky trick. This is one of the best American Girl books

Molly Saves the Day is a good book. It is about whene she goes to camp. She goes with her 2 best frinds,Susan and Linda. Susan doesnot like canoeing. Molly does not like swiming under water. One day during dinner, Mrs. Burnet anounces that they will be having the anual Color War. Molly and Susan are on ther blue team. Linda is on the red. Will tha ruen the war for them? Find out by reading this book! By Valerie Tripp Ilostrated By Nick Backe