The Extraordinary Secrets of April, May, and June by Robin Benway

Benway, Robin The Extraordinary Secrets of April, May, and June, 281 pgs. Razerbill, 2010. Language – R (129 swears, 11 “f”); Sexual Content – PG; Violence – PG (underage drinking and drugs).

April, May, and June have just moved with their newly divorced mom to a new city and new school. On the way to their first day, they all discover they have a strange power. April can see the future, May can turn invisible, and June can read minds. When April sees an accident in their future, she tries to stop it from happening.

This is a super fun book. Really funny and original. All three sisters are very different, with different views and opinions about how best to use their new powers. I really enjoyed it.


HS – ADVISABLE Reviewer: Rebekah, Youth Services Librarian