Peer pressure and the lack of a date for the seventh grade dance lead Janet Hamm to inventing a date, but she finds her dishonesty brings complications.
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Grade 5-7 In this sequel to Karen Kepplewhite Is the World's Best Kisser (Clarion, 1983), Karen, Janet and their friends prepare for the seventh-grade dance at which dating will be allowed. Janet is afraid that she will not be asked, and fearful of ending up in the "dog pen," invents a handsome, sophisticated older boy as her date. All of her friends are thrilled, but as the dance approaches, Janet wonders what they will say when she doesn't produce her dream date. Told with a light touch and a true ear for junior high dialogue, this will satisfy the romantic aspirations of many middle schooolers. Elaine E. Knight, Lincoln Elementary Schs . , Ill.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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A wonderful and comical book with an excellent plot and wonderful begining middle and ending Miss Bunting wrote an excellent book with a wonderful example for children of all ages.
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