84 pages 2 hours read

Sharon Creech

Ruby Holler

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 2002

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Reviews & Readership

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Review Roundup

Ruby Holler by Sharon Creech captivates readers with its heartwarming narrative and memorable characters. The story, filled with themes of family and belonging, is praised for its emotional depth and engaging prose. However, some critics note the plot's predictability and slower pace. Despite minor flaws, it is regarded as a moving, readable novel suitable for both young readers and adults.

Who should read this

Who Should Read Ruby Holler?

Readers who enjoy Ruby Holler by Sharon Creech are typically middle-grade students who appreciate heartwarming stories with a blend of adventure and family dynamics. Fans of Holes by Louis Sachar and Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo will find similar themes of personal growth and the power of human connections.

Recommended

Reading Age

8-12years

Lexile Level

660L

Book Details

Genre
Realistic Fiction
Action / Adventure
Children's Literature
Topics
Trauma / Abuse / Violence
Relationships
Themes
Relationships: Family
Relationships: Siblings