Review "Mallory accepts two invitations for Halloween and ends up missing most of the trick-or-treating and all of the pizza. Determined to make her Thanksgiving better, she spearheads a food drive at school. Despite logistical problems and emotional turmoil along the way, the project succeeds. Since Mallory arrived on the scene, in Mallory on the Move (2008), this chapter-book series has developed a steady readership for its personal narratives in which a likable Everygirl navigates her third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade years. The twenty-eighth volume ends with Mallory's remarks on "a sign of maturity" and the author's thanks as the series reaches its satisfying conclusion."―Booklist Online (Website) Read more About the Author Laurie Friedman is the author of the popular Mallory series, The Mostly Miserable Life of April Sinclair series, and many award-winning picture books. She lives in Florida.Jennifer Kalis is the illustrator of several Mallory books including Mallory's Super Sleepover, Mallory in the Spotlight, and Mallory Goes Green! She lives in Ohio. Read more
