Beacon Street Girls #2: Good News, Bad News by Anne Bryant

Charlotte, Avery, Katani, and Maeve aka the Beacon Street Girls are in a tough spot. Just as Charlotte gets settled her dad wants to move to England and the girls need to help! On top of that, the new girl Isabelle agrees to help Maeve with her blanket project for her “mitzpha” and Katani is bailing out. Isabelle is stealing the spotlight when Maeve needs her most. Read this book to find out what happens! My favorite part of the book is when Isabelle, Maeve, Avery, and Katani decorate the tower like on of Charlotte’s favorite pictures of her and her mom to convince her dad not to make her move. I think girls ages 9-13 will enjoy this book. RATING: ***** bedhead

Beacon Street Girls: Worst Enemies, Best Friends

This book is about four girls that are worst enemies and then become best friends. And in one of their there homes they find a tower and it becomes their secret hide away. But will someone find out and ruin it for them? My favorite part is when they decorate their hide away of what they like to do. I think girls who are ages 9-14 will enjoy reading this book. RATING: **** 10is

The Beacon Street Girls: Freaked Out by Annie Bryant

This book is about 5 girls who are in the seventh grade. The girls names are Maeve, Isabel, Avery, Katani, and Charlotte. Trouble starts when only 3 of them get invited to Julie Faber's birthday party. My favorite part was when Nick asked Charlotte to dance at Julie's party. I think girls who are 12 years old will enjoy this book. RATING: ***** Charlotte Ramsey