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Victoria Jamieson's Roller Girl

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I am reading roller girl it is a graphic novel it 's by Victoria Jamieson. According to Raina Telgemeier, “Roller Girl will roll it’s way into your heart.” I would say that if would be middle school because it says that one bad word.I think it is for 10 to 13 year olds because it’s a little hard but not to hard
Astrid is the main character. She is brave, active, and adventurous. She is very difficult to talk to if she started talks she is nice, helpful, she is sweet, that and she dyed her hair blue. It is in the present day it started in a skating ring.
Astrid Was a blocker a blocker is when she is supposed to knock them over.There was a bout Astrid hit a blocker but did not knock her over but the blocker knock asteroid in the Air. Astrid

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