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Title: Lucky Me by Lisa Fiedler ISBN: 0-395-89131-0 Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Co Pub. Date: 19 October, 1998 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $15.00

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Average Customer Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: I love this book
Comment: well when i read curtis piperfield's biggest fan it was automatically my favorite book, but after i read lucky me it became my favorite! i love both of these books they are awesome and i hope that lisa fiedler writes more books!

Rating: 5
Summary: Lucky Me
Comment: First of all, even though amazon.com is spelling the author's name Fieldler, if you look at the cover of 'Lucky Me' you'll find that it's actually Fiedler. Now that I've got that out of the way, 'Lucky Me' was a really good book. Even though CC, the main character, is catholic and she goes to a catholic school, it's still a book that people who aren't catholic can enjoy. The book doesn't beat you over the head with catholicism, that's not the main point of the book. Also, if you haven't read 'Curtis Piperfield's Biggest Fan' (the book of which 'Lucky Me' is a sequel to), you can still read this book. I have never read 'Curtis Piperfield's Biggest Fan' and I still enjoyed this book. There was only a couple parts in the book that I didn't quite get because I didn't read the sequel, and those weren't very major parts. I could still pretty much figure out what had happened in 'Curtis Piperfield's Biggest Fan' that I missed. Therefore, I recommend this book to everyone!

Rating: 5
Summary: Written with Literary Insight and a Poetic Voice
Comment: Lisa Fiedler is a magnificent writer. What else can I say? She wrote about a teenaged girl and captured the ups and downs of "teenagedom" beautifully--and I'm sixteen so I should know. There is also some wonderfully brilliant poetry in her books (I also highly reccommend the first book, "Curtis Piperfield's Biggest Fan"). The poetry alone would have been worth the read, but she mixes the story and the poetry so well that the whole experience is profound. In truth, reading her books opened me up to an entirely new style of prose AND poetry and it has changed the way that I express myself in written word. Most of you may not be moved by poetry but I--rather pretensiously--consider myslef a writer and I must truthfully say that Lisa Fielder has redirected my literary future like no other writer I can think of. Her book is great. It's funny. It's dramatic. It's real. SO ORDER THE BOOK ALREADY! Much Love, Krystal.