children's middlegrade fiction. Tween-aged Jane and her family travel from Saskatchewan to BC, to Nevada, and back to their home in Massachusetts, uncovering secrets about her stepfather Ned's family, dealing with her first major crush (on an older man-boy), figuring out to do with Ned's mother who needs elder care, and possibly learning about who her real father and/or her half-sister's father might be.
There's not a strong plot to this, it just continues Jane's story from the first book, and then sort of ends again. I did feel sort of lost without having read [b:My One Hundred Adventures|2350460|My One Hundred Adventures (My One Hundred Adventures #1)|Polly Horvath|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1320485112l/2350460._SY75_.jpg|2357173] first, but haven't developed enough attachment to the characters to bother with it now. It could be that I just read this at a time when I wasn't in the right mood for it. ( )

for her fans this will be another good book, just never resonated with her stories or characters ( )

Sequel to My One Hundred Adventures. This book follows Jane's family from Saskatchewan to Nevada to Massachusetts as they seek to get rid of a bag of money left by Jane's stepfather's brother. An okay story with an unsatisfying ending. ( )

When her stepfather loses his job in Saskatchewan, Jane and the rest of the family set off on a car trip, ending in Nevada after improbably being given a bag full of possibly stolen money.

When her stepfather loses his job in Saskatchewan, Jane and the rest of the family set off on a car trip, ending up in Nevada after improbably being given a bag full of possibly stolen money.