Also, not only was Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie an interesting story, but it moved me to think of others first and made me realize how I should be grateful for what I have. Dave and Steven both had to go through a family difficulty. Dave, the main character in A Child Called It, was physically abused by his mother. Both main characters in the novels had family issues. I’m honestly not a big reader but I just had to read on and see what happened next! A Child Called It, written by Dave Pelzer, was a book I’ve read that has a similar plot to this one. I couldn’t put this book down once I started reading it.

Could anything possibly get worse? Jeffery, his younger brother who practically annoys the living daylight out of him, suddenly gets diagnosed with a life- changing illness.

The talented 13 year old drummer’s life is simply horrible! His crush doesn’t even know he exists, his band members call him “the peasant”, and his grades are drastically dropping. Let’s just say he aspired to be an author in the future and write books for both adults and children.ĭrums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie has a theme of “family comes first.” This book is about a teenage boy named Steven who’s life has flipped upside down ever since he joined the All-City Jazz Band for his high school as an 8th grader. He would write about his day in many forms of writing. To be expected, his favorite subject in school was English. Sonnenblick, born July 4th 1969 has always enjoyed reading and writing. In the mood for an inspirational teen novel instead of vampires and dystopian societies? Well then, give Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie a try! Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie, a fascinating and emotive novel published by Scholastic on January 1st 2004, was written by Jordan Sonnenblick, father of two children. Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie Book Review

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