Surf Shop Sisters
Laura Kennedy
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(Fire and Ice Young Adult Books, Jan. 30, 2016)
I guess everyone wants something in life. It was easy figuring out what each of my BFFs wanted the beginning of our Junior Year at Coral Cove High. For brainy Sudsy it was to get skinny; for upwardly mobile Tamara to get more stuff, and problem child Maria to be treated like she was older than ten. Who knew that bigger problems lurked in the swampy bayous of Coral Cove, like redheaded Paris Breck, threatening to take me, Brooke, down like a clump of stinky seaweed in the Gulf of Mexico. âThe Sistersâ vibrant conversations are the highlights of the book; their realistic teenaged girl talk easily draws the reader into their friendship as the fast-paced story unfolds.â â Kirkus ReviewsâLaura Kennedyâs first novel, Double Take, was remarkably compelling and smartly executed. And sheâs only gotten better with experience, as Surf Shop Sisters proves. If you are a 16-year-old girlâor know oneâyou will enjoy reading this story!â Bob Andelman, host, Mr. Media Interviews. â www.MrMedia.com"The author of Double Take has done it again, this time with a delightful story of four teenage girls who want things they can't haveâand they just can't stay out of trouble. Surf Shop Sisters is a page-turner." â David C. Edmonds, award-winning author of Lily of Peru."Surf Shop Sisters delivers a perfect blend of friendship, fun and normal family dysfunction along with just enough hitches and glitches along the way to pull the reader into Brooke Bentley's sometimes wonderful, sometimes downright scary world. Kennedy has crafted a story of true friendship, the kind that lasts a lifetimeâeven when really bad people (like mean girl Paris Breck) almost succeed in wrecking everything."â Carol J. Perry, author of the Witch City Mystery series