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The sisters eight think that they will have a fun, totally normal New Years. But, on New Years Eve, they lose their parents. No, they aren't dead, they have simply disappeared. They don't call the police. They don't call anyone. They go to bed. They then find a note that says that each month, one of them will receive a power and a gift if they are going to find their parents. These sisters are pretty amazing. They are seven years old. They are octuplets, with the oldest, Annie born one minute before Durinda, Georgia one minute after, and so on. And, Annie is one inch taller than Durinda, and she is one inch taller than Georgia. That makes Zinnia a full seven inches shorter than Annie. Oof. They are fun, weird, and loving. and I love how each book isn't just a repeat of the first one. They each take their own twists and turns, and I find the fact that they are all only seven, crazy and awesome. I asked my moms friend, Jess, who introduced us to the series what she thought, and she said this, "I love mysteries. This series was the first kids’ story that I got into for myself. _I_ wanted to know what was going to happen next. When we read them, we had to wait for book eight to come out. The ending was a surprise I didn’t see coming! The characters were delightful, but it’s the plot that won my heart."
The sisters eight think that they will have a fun, totally normal New Years. But, on New Years Eve, they lose their parents. No, they aren't dead, they have simply disappeared. They don't call the police. They don't call anyone. They go to bed. They then find a note that says that each month, one of them will receive a power and a gift if they are going to find their parents. These sisters are pretty amazing. They are seven years old. They are octuplets, with the oldest, Annie born one minute before Durinda, Georgia one minute after, and so on. And, Annie is one inch taller than Durinda, and she is one inch taller than Georgia. That makes Zinnia a full seven inches shorter than Annie. Oof. They are fun, weird, and loving. and I love how each book isn't just a repeat of the first one. They each take their own twists and turns, and I find the fact that they are all only seven, crazy and awesome. I asked my moms friend, Jess, who introduced us to the series what she thought, and she said this, "I love mysteries. This series was the first kids’ story that I got into for myself. _I_ wanted to know what was going to happen next. When we read them, we had to wait for book eight to come out. The ending was a surprise I didn’t see coming! The characters were delightful, but it’s the plot that won my heart."
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