Real Mermaids Don't Sell Seashells

Though this book is a nice ending to the series, it did seem a little unneccessary. Either way, I did enjoy the story. It made me happy and it was a little different from the other books, in a good way.

These books are very quick reading for the average adult, because they are geared more for junior high/early high school aged readers. They are very reminiscent of Beverly Cleary in that the characters are very easily relatable, even with being 1/2 mermaid. The adolescent issues are very real. I found the entire series to be sweet and poignant while having some surprises and twists and turns along the way. I'd highly recommend them to anyone who loves mermaids and wants a bit of fun summer reading.

This book was absolutely AMAZING!!! In the final book of the Real Mermaids series, Jade goes to the Bahamas for her parents wedding and things get really crazy - MER crazy! If you like humor and fiction, as well as mermaids, you'll love this book! (But if you haven't read the the first three books of this saga yet, I highly suggest you do! They are also awesome reads!) Five stars for sure!'''

The book was awesome and I wish I could give it more than five stars. I thought the whole book was awesome and always kept you hanging. I would recommend this book to any girl fifth grade and I hope everyone else likes this book as much as I did. : ) : )

This is a awesome book for girl teens it's not inappropriate but not really for younger kids. I give it a 4 star rating for it was hard to understand what is going on but all in all great book.

I really loved the whole new drama that takes place in a different part of the world. The mystery was a step up from the normal and was on a whole new level. I would recommend the whole series to all girls 8 and up

My daughter flew through all of these books. She is 12, she LOVES mermaids, and she is hooked on these books!

I loved this book when I started the series I absolutely loved them there great books hope she writes more.They just draw you in the beginning is a little iffy but keep reading it gets better