Wave Good-Bye

Luna Bay #2

by Francess Lin Lantz

Five best friends go coastal in this fabulously fun surfing series from Roxy Girl!

Rae hasn't been her usual self lately, and no one at camp seems to know why. Her crabby attitude is starting to affect everyone, including her best friend, Luna. When Luna catches Rae precariously riding the piers, she decides to confront her friend head-on.

Finally Rae admits the truth: Her parents have decided to separate, and even worse -- her father's company is relocating him to Chicago. Now Rae feels torn between staying in southern California with her overbearing mother and moving with her father to an unfamiliar city. Though leaving would ease the tension between Rae and her mom, it would mean the end of Rae's surfing, too. Will Luna be able to convince Rae to stick around or will she lose her best friend forever?

It's all about a passion for the sport ... and life.

Be sure to check out the latest surfscope and lovescope inside!

Genres: Young Adult

Paperback

First published June 1, 2003

About the author

Francess Lin Lantz (b. August 27, 1952, Trenton, New Jersey — d. November 22, 2004, Santa Barbara, California) was an American children's librarian turned fiction writer, whose fan base was mostly preteen and teenaged girls.

For more than two decades, Lantz wrote more than 30 books, including several juvenile bestsellers. She won the American Library Association's Best Book for Young Adults award for her 1997 romance, Someone to Love. Stepsister from Planet Weird (Random House, 1996) was made into a Disney Channel television movie in 2000.

Born in Trenton, New Jersey, Lantz was raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She initially aspired to become a rock musician and composer. She graduated in 1974 from Dickinson College (in Pennsylvania) and from Simmons College (in Boston) in 1975, where she earned a master's degree in library sciences.

She died in Santa Barbara, California in 2004 following a five years long battle with ovarian cancer; she was 52 years old.

Reviews

[Amber B]

this book wasnt the best but also it was a good book it is where her dad and mom spit and she has a choice to go to Chicago or Califorina and then she dates this boy. Then she thinks all of her friends are trying to take away her boyfriend and they think they are jeloise of them but they are not. Then she told her dad that she was moving to chicago with him then she sees her friends and then thats really the end

[Hannah M]

I kind of liked this book. This book was about a girl that had to go to camp and doesn’t have a very good life. I think it was surprising when her parents separate and her dad has to move to Chicago. I liked the part when Luna, her best friend was trying to convince her to stay with her instead of moving to Chicago with her dad. I think anybody that likes best friend and girl kind of books will like this book.

[Natalia Miranda]

Its a great book for 6 7 8th graders. Shows how boys can blind some people. But Luna figures out the guy she's falling for is not worth losing her friendship with her best friends. Her mom hates Luna's passion for surfing but she plans a day at the beach for kids who are sick to convince her mom to let her surf again and it works :).

[Erin]

In this second installment of the Luna Bay series, Luna's best friend Rae must deal with her parents seperation, an arrogant boy surfer that her friends don't like and her overbearing mom forbidding her to surf.

[Tilli]

i loved it!!!! a day at the beach how powerful

[The Third Place A Teen Library]

F LAN lb bk.2

[Kaitlyn]

I got this at a garage sale for like 50 cents and I really liked it!!