Grace Unplugged is a book I've had on my shelf for years and finally got around to reading. Even though I watched the movie a <i>long</i> time ago, I could still picture some of it while reading this book - which was fun.

The characters were fine. The main character went through a lot of growth, but she did make some choices along the way that were frustrating to read.

All in all, Grace Unplugged was an easy read and one I'm glad I finally read.

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I had actually seen the movie which it turns out this book is based on. I actually thought it was the other way around which is no fault of the author. However I liked the movie over the book in this case.

A pleasant, simple story with positive themes, understandable conflict, and a good message. The book was based on the movie, however, and it failed to go much beyond that material. Whereas most movies based a novel have to leave out a lot of material that the readers miss. This book could have tried to provide more depth and insight but fell short in that regard.

Grace's story is one that will reach straight to your heart. A young, lovely girl with so much to overcome in life. Follow Grace's journey to fame while struggling with her Faith and finding herself and God in her life again.

A beautiful story of how God-given talent can give God glory!