Summary: This book is about a young girl, Piper, who is part of a military family. Since she’s a apart of a military family, she moves around quite a bit. So Piper creates a club to make new friends. She calls it the Gypsy Club. In this book, she finds out that her dad yet again has orders to move to a different location. She's excited to know that two club members had to move to that same location previously, but she's sad to be leaving two members behind. Once she gets to her new home, she’s disappointed to learn that things don’t go as planned. The two remaining members have found more interesting things to focus on. So piper decides to make new friends. After she bonds with her new friends, they decide to reinstate the Gypsy Club.

Personal Reaction: I enjoyed this book. I think it’s wonderful for children who are also part of military families; this book would help them feel like they weren’t alone because it’s so relatable. Even for non-military family children, I still think it’s a great book, with several moments, that even I myself find fun.

Classroom Extension:
1) This book would be great to read to the class at the beginning of the year. Especially for classrooms that have a lot of students with military families.
2) This book could also help when teaching the importance of friendship, and what it takes to be a good friend.