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Sweet Treats & Secret Crushes

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When a blizzard threatens to ruin Valentine’s Day, three seventh-grade friends make and distribute fortune cookies to their lonely neighbors—and confront the secrets they’ve been keeping from one another.

Confident Kate doesn’t notice much but the latest gossip, and shy Georgia can’t say out loud what’s always on her mind. They’re joined by observant, careful Olivia, whose...more

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Published November 1st 2010 by Harry N. Abrams

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Apr 25, 2011 Rachael rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: tween, romance, contemporary

This is a really sweet middle grade and YA novel that takes place mostly over the course of a single day - a snow day. Really, what's more magical than that for a kid? Three girls - best friends - are in middle school, starting to reevaluate their relationships with each other, boys, other friends, and their families. There's tension between them and they're not quite sure what to do about it. The snow day gives them the perfect chance to spend time together, learn to make amazing fortune cookie...more

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Apr 11, 2011 Maxine Mathew rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-books, contemporary, chick-lit, children-mg

Thirteen year olds Kate, Georgia and Olivia have been best friends since the time their families moved into the same apartment in Brooklyn. But their friendship has got strained after being separated into different clusters in seventh grade. When a blizzard threatens to spoils the Valentine Day celebrations, the girls decide to distribute homemade fortune cookies throughout their apartment in an effort to unite the apartments residents like the old days and maybe even bring love and happiness in...more Thirteen year olds Kate, Georgia and Olivia have been best friends since the time their families moved into the same apartment in Brooklyn. But their friendship has got strained after being separated into different clusters in seventh grade. When a blizzard threatens to spoils the Valentine Day celebrations, the girls decide to distribute homemade fortune cookies throughout their apartment in an effort to unite the apartments residents like the old days and maybe even bring love and happiness into their lives. Perhaps this may also be their chance to strengthen their weakening friendship by realising why they had been such good friends.

Though the characters are easily distinguished , the author fails to actually bring the characters alive for readers. The readers can easily connect to the characters as at one time ,the readers would also have gone through the same situation and changes that the main protagonists face. Though they are best friends they are completely different from each other. Kate is the self obsessed one and does not notice much except the latest gossip, Georgina is the shy and the introvert one who can’t easily speak her mind and Olivia is the observer who just observes but never takes action even when it comes to talking to her crush of two years, PBJ. Out of these three I like Olivia the best who is also my favourite character of the book and the character I could connect most with. I also liked Mrs. Chen, Georgina’s mom, as she is both understanding and practical, and also knows just what to do to get moods up when anyone is feeling down.

Though the book is sweet and enjoyable, it is very predictable from the beginning to the end. It is a book which can be read if you want something for light reading. The book reminds us of the time when friendships got more complicated and boys stopped being the deplorable and dirty creatures we thought them as. This book is all cute and mushy which makes us feel warm inside. A heart warming story, oriented more towards the younger teens than the older ones.

Favorite Quote:
“The most important skill to possess is the ability to listen”

Overall:
A heart warming and sweet book

Recommended?
To all younger teens and all others who want to revisit their days as a young teen.(less)

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Feb 15, 2011 Sweet on Books rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: melissa-y, independent-reader-jr

What You Need to Know:
• Sweet Treats & Secret Crushes is a terrific and light tween book you can be happy about putting into your
daughter's hands.
• If you are ok with putting stories about boys and crushes into your middle reader's hands, then this is a great one to start with. Note the girls in this story don't have much interaction with boys, they mostly just talk about them.
• While the title might seem otherwise, the main theme here is friendship and girlfriends, not boys.
• This is an e...more What You Need to Know:
• Sweet Treats & Secret Crushes is a terrific and light tween book you can be happy about putting into your
daughter's hands.
• If you are ok with putting stories about boys and crushes into your middle reader's hands, then this is a great one to start with. Note the girls in this story don't have much interaction with boys, they mostly just talk about them.
• While the title might seem otherwise, the main theme here is friendship and girlfriends, not boys.
• This is an entertaining story and perfectly timed for Valentine's Day.
• Check out the authors website here to learn more about Lisa Greenwald.

Sweet Book Summary:
The main characters in Sweet Treats & Secret Crushes are three seventh grade girls who have been best friends forever. Georgia is the quiet one, Kate is the loud, somewhat trouble-making one and Olivia is the bookish reporter type, always jotting down her observations in her notebooks. The story is set within the apartment building where the girls live in Brooklyn and it takes place all on one day - Valentine's Day. But this isn't your usual Valentine's Day, this is a snow day. Given that New York City schools almost never close, this is a special event. (Clearly this book was written before this crazy winter (2011) we are experiencing right now here in NY!) The girls are equally excited and disappointed. A snow day is great, but now they won't get an opportunity to see the boys they have crushes on at school. They will have to wait a whole year for another Valentine's opportunity to mingle with them on the most romantic (read: over-hyped) day of the year.

Georgia's parents own a restaurant called Chen's Kitchen and it is located on the first floor of the building. The Chens are also disappointed with this snow situation, because Valentine's Day should be one of the biggest days of the year for them, and now that's ruined. The girls make the best of it. Mrs. Chen teaches the girls how to make the homemade fortune cookies that Chen's Kitchen is famous for, and the girls have a ball. While making the cookies Mrs. Chen regales the girls with stories of what the building used to be like - when neighbors knew each other and gathered in the hallways for meals and gossip. The girls cannot even imagine an environment like that. They probably wouldn't have even met each other if they didn't live on the same floor and go to the same school.

The girls hatch a plan. They decide to pass the fortune cookies out to all their neighbors as they will most likely be home, everyone is snowed in. The girls hope the friendly gesture and the yummy, slightly magical treats may just bring some of that friendliness back to the building. Kate also heard her crush, Brendan, may be visiting the building!

The girls have a long day filled with the angst of seventh grade girl friendships, especially when boys are introduced into those friendships. The author handles this with great care and really respects the age and the dramas that go along with it. Her characters don't really even interact with their crushes, but they sure do talk a lot about them! However, after a long day of meeting all kinds of neighbors, the girls ultimately come to realize how valuable their friendship is and that boys shouldn't take away from that. I love that message! It's a good one for girls heading into this age group.

Disney and Nickelodeon, don't do our tweens any favors with their twenty two minute stories. They never fully show the real side of friendships and relationships in their stunted story arcs. This book is a very entertaining read and gives the example of a real friendship, taking it through an authentic story arc with a very satisfying conclusion. The girls ultimately understand and appreciate the value of each other.(less)

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Nov 04, 2010 Nicole rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: tween

Greenwald did a decent job of capturing the drama that can evolve in long-standing friendships as girls age. Our main characters - Kate, Olivia, and Georgia - have all just turned 13 and are discovering that they have emerging personality differences that make being best friends a little trickier than in the past. A lot of the drama revolves around a difference of opinion over boys and what the "best" way to 'crush on' or 'love' boys is. Do you have different infatuations every week? Do you obse...more

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Feb 16, 2011 Vicki rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, for-review

This book was just so cute! It’s probably aimed at a market a little younger than I usually read, I’d buy this as a gift for girl aged 10-13 years and know they’d love it! However I still thoroughly enjoyed my journey back in time, which this book provided and the memories it evoked.

Told from the perspectives of three 13 year old friends, Olivia, Georgia and Kate, Lisa Greenwald captures perfectly the confusion and uncertainty of being on the cusp of Young adulthood, when your not quite there bu...more This book was just so cute! It’s probably aimed at a market a little younger than I usually read, I’d buy this as a gift for girl aged 10-13 years and know they’d love it! However I still thoroughly enjoyed my journey back in time, which this book provided and the memories it evoked.

Told from the perspectives of three 13 year old friends, Olivia, Georgia and Kate, Lisa Greenwald captures perfectly the confusion and uncertainty of being on the cusp of Young adulthood, when your not quite there but no longer a child. The girls have grown up on the same floor of a Brooklyn apartment block and been best friends most of their life. However subtle changes are creeping into the dynamics of their relationship and in their own way, each of the girls are struggling to understand why. Kate seems keen on making new and exciting friends, Olivia is boring them all with her constant obsessing about a certain boy and Georgia is finding it increasingly difficult to confide in her friends, especially when the role of peacemaker most often falls on her. I really liked how in alternating chapters we heard from all three of the girls and I could remember vividly feeling a lot of the same feelings myself when my childhood gang started to drift apart. It’s a scary age when everything is changing at once and Greenwald completely pins that feeling down.

I also loved the underlying theme at the heart of this book. Through the day the girls meet many of the people who’ve lived alongside them in the building and yet until now never known. There are a lot of individual stories from their neighbours and it’s pretty sad but also very true how people live so close without knowing or looking out for each other. Giving out the cookies and seeing snapshots of their neighbours lives, not always pretty, shows the girls about listening and understanding others, and each other. The biggest lesson they learn though is about themselves, feeling confident as they grow individually and their friendship evolves.

Sweet Treats and Secret Crushes is a heart-warming tale that will leave you with a smile on your face. Switching narrative between the three girls keeps it fresh and interesting and made it a super quick read which I didn’t put down. It’s sweet and touching and just the right amount of romantic with it’s Valentine’s day setting for it’s age group. I’d thoroughly recommend it for young girls 10+ or anyone who fancies a nostalgic reminder of their own. (less)

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Nov 29, 2011 Erika rated it 3 of 5 stars

Not going to lie, picked this book up for the cover art. I only glanced at the description (I thought this book was about adult friends and not teenagers). This book made me really hungry for Chinese food and fortune cookies!
Lisa Greenwald perfectly captures the awkwardness, the angst, and the lack of self confidence of the teen years. I felt as if I was a teenager again which, was not a comfortable feeling.
I love the young adult genera but, I feel that most of the books are about teenagers who...more

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Apr 06, 2011 Ashley Desotell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Well this would have to be one of the only books I have ever read that was only of like a two day time spand. I will say for the two days it was very detailed. The book showed that friends will always have their differeances, but in the end thats what makes us true friends. I would recomend this if you are into books about friendship, love, and finding out who you are.

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Nov 25, 2010 Michelle (Clover Hill Book Reviews) rated it 2 of 5 stars

The cover on this is bright, inviting, and sparkly, with imprinted glitter on both the back and front. The book follows three teen girls who live in the same apartment block, and who are best friends. From start to finish the book is very detailed about their crushes and how they react to those involved. I found this tiresome in places, probably because I'm way past the age of having crushes ;) I like the way it gave different view points on the current happenings from each character, and the ad...more

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Feb 26, 2011 Shilo rated it 5 of 5 stars

A valentines day love story!

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Nov 30, 2010 Beth Dailey Kenneth rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: vsba2010, j-fic

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Dec 05, 2010 Jenni rated it 4 of 5 stars

A blizzard has hit New York City on Valentine’s Day and friends Olivia, Georgia and Kate and stuck inside their apartment building. They all live on the same floor of the building and have been friends for years. They couldn’t be more different, Kate is obsessed with gossip and boys, Georgia is quiet and reserved and Olivia spends all her time observing everyone else’s lives, particular that of Phillip Becker-Jacobs – her crush for the last two years. When Georgia’s mom teaches them to make the...more A blizzard has hit New York City on Valentine’s Day and friends Olivia, Georgia and Kate and stuck inside their apartment building. They all live on the same floor of the building and have been friends for years. They couldn’t be more different, Kate is obsessed with gossip and boys, Georgia is quiet and reserved and Olivia spends all her time observing everyone else’s lives, particular that of Phillip Becker-Jacobs – her crush for the last two years. When Georgia’s mom teaches them to make the family restaurant’s famous fortune cookies and tells the girls about the sense of community the apartment building used to have the girls decide to try and restore some of that friendly spirit. As they try to make and deliver fortune cookies to every resident they begin to remember why they’re such good friends and begin to learn new things about each other.

I really enjoyed this book. I grew up loving books by authors such as Judy Blume and Paula Danziger and reading this book transported me back to those days. I know that this would have been a book that had me hiding with a torch to finish in one night.

The three main characters are all well crafted in my opinion, they are all flawed as we all were as thirteen year olds and I think most young teenagers reading the book will find that they identify with at least one of the girls. I also felt that their different approaches to boys and crushes to be believable, I could remember girls at school who were just like all three of the characters – from the girls who portrayed a confidant exterior and mixed well with the boys, to the ones who had almost obsessive crushes but wouldn’t do anything about them and the girls who didn’t want to talk about boys or feelings and preferred to keep everything to themselves.

I really enjoyed the fortune cookies plotline and following the girls on their journey through their apartment building meeting all of the residents. So often today we don’t know much if anything about our neighbours and seeing the girls discovering some of the secrets of their community was thoroughly enjoyable.(less)

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Nov 03, 2012 Vivian Xia rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked this book but I did have a few problems with it. I liked how the POV of the story shifted between the three friends. I liked seeing their side and thinking about each conflict the girls encountered. I liked Kate's point of view the best because she had a sassy take on everything and she was probably the most outgoing out of all of them.

I didn't like the fortune cookie idea. No, scratch that. I didn't like how Olivia just suddenly thought up that idea. I thought it would have been more th...more

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Dec 21, 2010 Precious rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Olivia, Kate and Georgia have been friends for years. Growing up with the same set of friends both has advantages and disadvantages. If there was such a thing as an itch in marriage, there was such an itch in friendship too. It cannot be avoided; at least that’s what I think because generally people do not expect the change in the interaction.

The book was about friendship and the transition from being a kid to being a teen, as well as the changes that emerge in the process....more

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Jul 23, 2012 Lilli rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sweet Treats & Secret Crushes by Lisa Greenwald:

Three 7th grade girls; Olivia, Kate, and Georgia have been best friends since they moved into the same apartment building. Lately, their friendship has been falling apart. Not only because of all the gossip and drama, but the truth behind themselves as well. When a blizzard turns Valentine's Day into an indoor event, all three girls go off on an adventure to bring their building more closer together by handing out Chen's magical fortune cookies...more

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Dec 21, 2011 Allisen rated it 4 of 5 stars

I rate this book a 4 because it was funny and about loving couples that like one another but just wont date because they are to good of frineds to be dating each other. My favorite character would have to be Georgia because she is really nice and a good friend of Kate's because she is really nice to her and will help her through boy troubles and everything. But in the end they still dont date. In the end they become even better of friends and actually start conversations together because in the...more

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Nov 26, 2011 A_B_B_Y rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 7th-grade-books

This book was okay. I had a lot of questions while reading it. I didn't think the author took a lot of time into creating the characters. While the description and plot was cute and funny, I didn't care for it that much. I lot of the characters frustrated me because they were always worrying about little things that most likely wouldn't happen. It looked like the author tried to create a character that the stereotypical teenage girl would like. It was like she just wanted a book to sell and not...more

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Jan 29, 2011 Alice rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is so good! It is about three girls Georgia,Oliva, and Kate they have been best buds since they all moved in the same apartment. But lately their freindship has been strained and Kate is looking for new best friends and getting all the phone numbers she can get! She has bben so mean she ripped Olivia's notebook! Olivia's notebook was precious to her! But then Olivia suggests that they go around the apartment and sell Chen's foutune cookies ( Georgia's parents chinese restaraunt). So on...more

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Apr 26, 2011 Bryanna Koogler rated it 4 of 5 stars

**spoiler alert** This book is about three best friends that are 13, kate, georgia, and olivia, who live in an apartment. Kate is outgoing, georgia is quit and her dad owns Chen's Restaurant below the apartment, and olivia is kid of obsessive and a really good observer. They live in new york. new york NEVER has snow but, on valentines day, there was a blizzard. The girls were so bummed that there was a blizzard ad they didn't go to school. They were so excited to go to school to see all the vale...more **spoiler alert** This book is about three best friends that are 13, kate, georgia, and olivia, who live in an apartment. Kate is outgoing, georgia is quit and her dad owns Chen's Restaurant below the apartment, and olivia is kid of obsessive and a really good observer. They live in new york. new york NEVER has snow but, on valentines day, there was a blizzard. The girls were so bummed that there was a blizzard ad they didn't go to school. They were so excited to go to school to see all the valentines everyone got and who liked who. so they sat around thinking of what to do. Since Chen's restaurant is a chinese restaurant... the girls went down there and asked georgia's mother if they could learn how to make their famous fortune cookies. so they made batches and batches and handed them out around the apartment to look for Kate's crush, brendan, after getting a text saying he was in the building. Then olivia keeps gushing about her crush PBJ(phil beckers jacob). olivia claims she is in love with him but has never talked to him when he is in every single class of hers Which caused kate and olivia to fight. So they all went separate ways. georgia and olivia went up to Georgia's apartment and went in her room. while georgia talked to her mom, olivia found a receipt to a restaurant that said "kevin" and "Mrs. Parker" all of the back of the receipt. the girls got back together and found the apartment to a woman that was crying. they went in and talked to her and talked about life and got to know each other really well. But when olivia blurted out"why didn't you tell me about kevin" everyone got into a fight. kate felt really bad about everything and threw a party in chen's restaurant. she had all the left over food from that day set out for people to eat. everybody in the apartment got to know each other. kate, georgia, and olivia were closer than ever. and brendan and kevin invited the girls out to sledding the next day. when they went sledding, PBJ jumped on a sled with olivia. wants they got to the bottom of the hill, they had an actual conversation. The three friends finally got closer than ever and even became really close to their crushes.

I think this book was very dramatic, but it was a pretty good book. I can definitely relate how the crushes go to people i know and what they have told me. I liked how it was set modern day and they were pretty close to my age and i get a prospective of how three teenagers act. It's a pretty good book. i recommend it to others. (less)

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Jan 23, 2011 Sammee (I Want to Read That) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-review-read

Like My Life in Pink and Green, Lisa Greenwald delivers a cute and enjoyable read.

This time the story is told by three main characters - Olivia, Kate and Georgia. The three girls have been friends forever, but lately they haven't been getting along as well as they use too. Over the course of the day they each learn a valuable lesson about themselves and each other.

I really liked all the three characters. They are all very different, and each had their own story to tell. You can easily see why t...more

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Feb 22, 2011 StorySnoops rated it 3 of 5 stars

Sweet Treats & Secret Crushes is a sweet, light read about seventh grade girls and their important relationships--be they with boys, each other, or their mothers. The story takes place over the course of one day (Valentine's Day, appropriately) when the three girls are stuck in their building during a blizzard. They take it upon themselves to bring "friendly" back to the building's atmosphere by...(click here for full review: http://www.storysnoops.com/detail.php...)

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Jun 17, 2011 Brett rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: juvenile-realistic

There is a very large number of tween-age girls out there who will absolutely eat this book up, focusing as it does on three tween-age girls, all best friends, all living in the same Brooklyn apartment building, & all spending their Valentine's Day snow day thinking rather obsessively about boys & crushes, as girls of that age do. Unfortunately, I'm completely past that stage & found the girls' inability to talk about anything but the boys they like rather annoying. It's a stage, we...more

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Feb 16, 2011 The Library Lady rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: childrens-fiction

I am giving this book 3 stars because my 11 year old liked it and asked for Greenwald's other book My Life In Pink and Green And on that basis I'd recommend it for other tween girls.

If I'd been reviewing it purely as myself though, I'd have given it no more than a 2. I found the multiple voices less than believable and the plot too choppy.

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Dec 23, 2010 Karen Arendt rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: middle-grade, realistic-fiction

A cute friendship story about three girls in 7th grade dealing with the typical woes- fights, crushes, and parents. During an unexpected snow day the girls decide to deliver fortune cookies to neighbors in their apartment building creating a sense of family as neighbors come out of their homes to meet others. The disagreements between the girls is realistically portrayed and the crushes each girl experiences are simple and clean. A great book for 5th graders and up.

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Nov 16, 2011 Bridget rated it 3 of 5 stars

It was kinda of good. I really don't know what to say. It half sucked and half was great. The only part i didnt like was the middle and the end. Sorry to have break the hearts if someone really really wanted to read it. I did too. Just to be clear, i didn't at expected it that way. Lisa's first book was great, her second one was good. Now I expect the third one half awful half great. You don't have to believe my opinion if you don't want to.

Happy reading!

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Oct 04, 2012 6_julia rated it 5 of 5 stars

I think It was a great book with three main characters Olivia Georgia and Kate. In the beginning it is valentines day. The girls are having a fight and they decide to hand out fortune cookies because it is a snow day. Throughout the day they meet lots of new people and have lots of drama. Both the boy drama and the friend drama but in the end they work it out and are the three best friends they always have been. I recommend Sweet Treats & Secret Crushes by Lisa Greenwald for any girl in 5th...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Kyra rated it 5 of 5 stars

I have no words for this amazing read. It was SO good and it made me ecstactic as soon as I turned the very last page. I connected with Olivia, Kate and Georgia, but mostly Olivia. It was definetly a read I've really never read, and it was genius! I loved this book SO SO much! I've read My Life In Pink & Green and I read it last year, but I remember LOVING IT. I'm definetly going to read her next book, Reel Life Starring Us!

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Dec 21, 2010 Heather rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen

This was a cute novel about how friendships transition. Told in the voices of three girls, Olivia, Georgia & Kate, the novel relates each girls' perspective on their long-standing friendships, their crushes, and their outlooks on the future. Each girl is realistic and the story plays out well. I recommend this one for middle-school girls who worry that growing up means growing apart from their friends.

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Dec 21, 2010 Teen Department Homewood Library rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Sep 08, 2010 Ann rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen-middle-school, elementary-school

Three best friends who live in the same apartment building are stuck inside on Valentine's Day during a rare snow day in NYC. They decide to deliver homemade fortune cookies to their fellow neighbors. In the process, they not only spread some joy and fun but discover why they are good friends in the first place. Fans of Lisa's first book will also enjoy this one.

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Apr 22, 2013 Mimi rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really like this book and I enjoyed how the author adds the fortunes inside of each chapter like she has done before except with beauty tips and business tips. I really enjoyed reading this book a lot. I liked how the characters overcame their challenges. I was super scared that they wouldn't be friends again when they got into a huge fight. But it all worked out in the end.

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