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The Secret Summer of L.E.B.

The Secret Summer of L.E.B.

Barbara Brooks Wallace
3.8/5 ( ratings)
Belonging to the V.I.G.'s and B.'s—the Very Important Girls and Boys—is the ultimate achievement in Lizabeth's sixth-grade class. Of course, being a V.I.G. or B. has a price. It often means being something she isn't or saying things she doesn't mean.But the price doesn't seem too high—until she comes to know a boy who for no accountable reason has become a class outcast. When Lizabeth's friendship with him grows, she finds her loyalties torn, trying to keep the secret friendship from the V.I.G.'s and B.'s. NLAPW Children's Book Award. "...discovering that a classroom pariah can become a friend is treated deftly and perceptively." Author Biography: Barbara Brooks Wallace is the author of many books for children. She is noted particularly for her Victorian mysteries, or gothics, often described by reviewers as "Dickensian." Both her Twin in the Tavern and Sparrows in the Scullery have won Mystery Writers of America Edgar Awards. Peppermints in the Parlor was a winner of the William Allan White Award.
Language
English
Pages
192
Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse
Release
July 01, 2000
ISBN
0595095720
ISBN 13
9780595095728

The Secret Summer of L.E.B.

Barbara Brooks Wallace
3.8/5 ( ratings)
Belonging to the V.I.G.'s and B.'s—the Very Important Girls and Boys—is the ultimate achievement in Lizabeth's sixth-grade class. Of course, being a V.I.G. or B. has a price. It often means being something she isn't or saying things she doesn't mean.But the price doesn't seem too high—until she comes to know a boy who for no accountable reason has become a class outcast. When Lizabeth's friendship with him grows, she finds her loyalties torn, trying to keep the secret friendship from the V.I.G.'s and B.'s. NLAPW Children's Book Award. "...discovering that a classroom pariah can become a friend is treated deftly and perceptively." Author Biography: Barbara Brooks Wallace is the author of many books for children. She is noted particularly for her Victorian mysteries, or gothics, often described by reviewers as "Dickensian." Both her Twin in the Tavern and Sparrows in the Scullery have won Mystery Writers of America Edgar Awards. Peppermints in the Parlor was a winner of the William Allan White Award.
Language
English
Pages
192
Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse
Release
July 01, 2000
ISBN
0595095720
ISBN 13
9780595095728

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