"Reminiscent of Judy Blume's work, this endearing story will make many children laugh and allow some to see a part of themselves."-- Kirkus Reviews, Starred "It is Liam's quiet thoughtfulness and relationship with his sisters, especially his interest in their lives--Izzy's Down syndrome social group "the Forty-Sevens" and Dakota's impulsive experiments--that let him shine just as bright as his two extroverted sisters."-- Publishers Weekly, Starred Praise for the Al Capone books: "Choldenko's pacing is exquisite. [A] great read." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred "Rich characterization, tender drama, and sleuthworthy clues, this poignant mystery makes for a thoroughly satisfying conclusion to the landmark historical trilogy." -- Booklist, Starred "Choldenko continues to infuse the Alcatraz community with warmth and originality." -- Publishers Weekly, Starred "Choldenko's storytelling is compelling, portraying human decency as a force more powerful than heroism." -- Newsday.