Rating: My bookshelf

Reading Level: Late Elementary, Middle School

A 13-year-old girl and her friends use statistics and data science skills to solve problems and navigate school life—including a few embarrassing moments.

Things I like:

  • Faith and Science together. There are characters that pursue science and a deeper relationship with God, and the two don’t hinder eachother.
  • Statistics and Data Science concepts made accessible. Readers are exposed to principles of study design, problem posing in data science, variable selection, and some descriptive statistics.
  • Astronomy. A couple astronomy topics are discussed as well.
  • Teamwork & Friendship. The kids work together to solve problems. They model ideal collaboration.
  • Problem Solving. The kids address challenges and persevere to solve problems.

Possible (minor) Concerns:

  • Bullying. The main character stands up to some bullying from an ex-friend.
  • Accidental indecent exposure. The main character accidentally has her undies showing at one point.
  • Racism. At one point the main character wonders if the bully targets a particular kid because of the color of his skin.

Of course I’m biased on this one! However, I wrote it to be a clean, educational book with some funny elements, too. Enjoy!


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