the book I'm reading is SPEAK , by Laurie Hales Anderson . so far that ive read is , its a book about Melinda Sordino shes a quiet girl , who lost all her friends during the summer , none of her friends want to talk to her , something bad happened to her over on the end of the summer but she dosnt want to say anything cause she feels like nobody wants to listen to her .

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