Thank you NetGalley for an advanced copy of this book in exchange of my honest opinion.

'Ginger Mancino, Kid Comedian’ is a book that, I am sure, plenty of people will love. It is fun, it is very entertaining, it definitely has some elements that are bound to engage and attract readers.

When Ginger’s career, as a kid comedian, comes to a stop when she is just a kid, she starts struggling with life a little bit. She needs to fulfil that void, and so, together with her friend Daisy, they embark in a very interesting adventure to find a solution.

Although there is nothing wrong with the book, I could not get attached to Ginger or interested in the story. I thought it had an amazing lesson about friendship and not giving up, but somehow this book didn't do anything special for me.

Fantastic character development told through the awkward and hilarious exploits of Ginger Mancino as she settles into her new middle school after a career as a child performer. She'll have to dig deep to channel her hilarious takes into a new way of authentically making friends, appreciating her family and finding inner confidence. Inspiration comes via a delightful new friend and an unknown source as well--giving Ginger and readers a fun bonus mystery to solve. Unforgettable and perfect for kids in the arts or who see things a little differently.