Lucky T

Reader reviewed by MMC

So, I really happened to like this book. Even though it was a little random and out of there, it was good. Not to critize or anything but seriously who would go all the way to India to find a t-shirt. However, I guess it did mean a lot to Carrie and I guess if it was that important then go for it. Why not? Carrie's father left her and her mother. But when he was still with them he traveled a lot on business. One time he traveled and he bought her a red t-shirt with a green star on it. Carrie considered this shirt her "lucky shirt".

Reader reviewed by baby gurl

lucy t is a good book i think that yought girls well like this book because it shows the bad times and good times in life with friends,boys,and even family.
corrie is the protagonist in the stoy she as bad and good times.when you frist read the book you will think that she is a mean person.
but by the end of the story she learns that she cant always get what you may want in life you just not to stay the way you are.the antagonist in the story is a college student named Dee he went to inda to try and help yough kids and familys that need help.
he starts to like carrie untill he learns that there are good times and bad times he learned by being with her.

Reader reviewed by artemis

It's Cinderella set in modern-day India. Carrie wears her lucky t just about wherever she goes. But her mom mistakenly donates the shirt to a charity in India and Carrie goes halfway around the world to get it back. The romance is cheesy and the story itself is a lesson learned, but it takes some 300 pages to do it. Very predictable and boring at times. You can easily figure out the ending. But if you like modern-day fairy tales, complete with catfights, parental bonding and repaired friendships, than you might want to try it.