Reader reviewed by Sarah

Amy Number 7 was a pretty good book. It's about a girl named Amy who thinks she's just an ordinary girl until she develops amazing skills. She becomes crazy-smart and her athletic skills increase dramatically. Amy thinks it's just puberty, as her best friend keeps telling her, but Amy find out the horrible truth. Her mom is not really her mom and Amy is not really a person. She is, in fact, a clone. She was created in a lab and the scientists working on the clones were creating them for the benefit of science. But the people sponsoring them never told the scientists that they were create an army of super clones like Amy. Amy is just one of her clone "sisters." Amy must learn to cope with being in constant pursuit by the evil people wanting to use her powers for bad things.

This was a very interesting sci-fi book.It was really fun to read. And I read almost the whole series. But like many books the fact that Amy is in constant pursuit and is always close to death gets boring after a while. And Amy's constant paranoia is really annoying. So while it's a good book, it has it's flaws.

Reader reviewed by Ashley

Oh my god you have to read this book it is like the best book ever.

Reader reviewed by Elyse

The replica books by Marilyn Kaye are wonderful , what every girl needs to help them keep on reading! I think this is a great book for anyone whos looking for a real adventure into a yough girls mind going though what may seem to be the toughest part of her life, finding out who she is. This book not only draws you into the next book but it also gives you enough informaton that it doesn't leave you confused. The more exciting it becomes the better it gets.This is one book I surly will keep on my list of favourites. I'm already on #8! Keep reading.

Reader reviewed by Jessica

What a great book!! I was surprised at how good the series is and now i am up to book #6. They are all so good especially this first one. It sets up the whole plot for the viewers about Amy and how she finds out about herself.. anywayz this is a must-read!! So read it! :-)

Reader reviewed by Maimuna

This book deserves five stars. I think they way the author described the scenes was magnific! I also loved the way she described Amy's feelings and how she put Amy's story to the last line when Amy's "mother" told her about Amy's mysterious past. I won't kill the story by telling it cause I want you to find out. Amy, Number Seven is in all libraries and book stores near you, so read it!

Reader reviewed by recidoro

it is like the coolest book ever!

Reader reviewed by Debi

This book is the first installment of the Replica series.
It revolves around this 12 year old girl named Amy who finds ut that she is a clone and how her life is thereafter.
A very interestin and fast-paced book.
I had a lot fun reading it!

Reader reviewed by Cassie Von Behren

Amy is a regular girl or so she thinks. The thing is shes perfect. She's had no cavities and never had a cut. What is with her. But her mom is keeping a secret and I guy is following her. Why is Amy so different?

Reader reviewed by Yvonne

Wow!i cant stop reading that book once i started!it's like the curiousity drives me crazy!
12 year old,Amy Candler finds out how she's different from others,with all her special abilities and all....from her mother ,Nancy Candler who was one of the scientists involve in project cresent.She found out that she's supposed to be a perfect girl,picked out from the best of zillion of cells along with her 12 other sister(although of of the girls,Aly,was considered a 'defective and rejected 'clone.
It must be difficult for Amy though,having the power that she's not supposed to 'show-off'because of the bad guys out there,wanting to capture her.
The book was in an exciting series that will keep u hooked once u start reading .Besides the excitment,there's also the other side of Humour,friendship and romance.

Reader reviewed by Jacqueline

I usually don't read books from series that are really long like this book, but I really like science fiction, so I read it anyway. This book caught my interest right away. I also read it because Amy is a gymnast and I am a gymnast.

Amy all of a sudden is able to do things she has never been able to do before. She can do gymnastics tricks that she has never tried and she is also smarter. She thought she was just a normal kid, but it turns out that she is a clone made by scientists in a factory.

Overall, this book was really good for a series book. It's not as good as books by Margaret Peterson Haddix or Carline Cooney, but it is still pretty good and I couldn't put it down. One bad thing is that Amy has to quit gymnastics so that no one knows she is special.