We've got your back. With the Tough-O-Meter, you'll know whether to bring extra layers or Swiss army knives as you summit the literary mountain. (10 = Toughest)
(3) Base Camp
The language in Three Times Lucky is pretty simple and easy to follow—after all, it is told from the perspective of an eleven-year-old girl. Sure, you have to get used to her unique voice (Mo lives in the deep South), but once you grow accustomed to the way people talk and interact in Mo's world, you're in for a smooth ride through Tupelo Landing.