Books like Bad News/Good News (Beacon Street Girls) by Annie Bryant
Charlotte is stunned when her dad reveals yet another move, just as the Beacon Street Girls need each other more than ever. She joins the school newspaper, while Maeve struggles with the most important project of her life. The new girl, Isabel, tries to find her place among the gang, but Katani is less than welcoming. Their adopted dog, Marty, needs plenty of attention as the girls juggle academics, friendships, and family upheaval. Can they find the good news amid the chaos?
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Coming of Age/Childhood Coming of Age
Authors: Annie Bryant
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