I don’t mean to make broad generalizations, but when reading early chapter books there are certain ideas and themes that just don’t make an appearance all that often. And in a mere 74 pages she has not only cheered him up, she’s found herself an unexpected new friend. Before she knows it, she’s interested in what his problem is. The problem? Free is just the grumpiest, mopiest, rudest kid Dyamonde has ever met.
Then, one day, another new kid comes to her class, and his name is Free. What she really wants and needs is a best friend, and there don’t appear to be any takers in her new school. She’s a third grader with "wild-crazy hair" and who happens to be "skinnier than half a toothpick." She’s also brilliant and fun, but Dyamonde Daniel has a definite problem on her hands.
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