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Hodgman, Ann

How to Die of Embarrassment Every Day: A True Story

207 pp. | Holt | May, 2011 | Trade ISBN 978-0-8050-8705-5 $16.99
(3) 4-6 Children's author Hodgman's slices-of-life memoir catalogues the silly, painful, and awkward moments of her childhood through her sixth-grade year. She leaps from past to present and skitters off on tangents--great fun for readers who can follow her train of thought. Upper-elementary and middle-schoolers are sure to enjoy her breezy tone and offbeat humor. Family photos--and snapshots of her stuffed animals--are included.
Reviewer: Tanya D. Auger

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