Linda Urban has used a quirky plot and unique style to create a novel about a girl whose lifelong dream is squashed when she receives the Perfectone D-60 organ instead of a baby grand piano. The plot logically develops as Zoe slowly learns to play her organ, practice regularly and eventually enters a contest. With the addition of unexpected subplots involving her parents and Wheeler, the reader is able to relate to Zoe and fall in love with her quirky world. In addition to an endearing plot, Urban’s unique writing style lends to charm of the novel. The chapters are short to emulate the thought process of child, but the thoughts are humorous, engaging and create a playful mood. Zoe’s first person point of view allows the reader to understand