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The Boyfriend Club #9
Roni's Sweet Fifteen
Roni finds it hard to handle when her role as Ado Annie in the school production of "Oklahoma" conflicts with the big traditional fifteenth-birthday celebration her family plans for her, complete with all her relatives from Mexico.
168 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1995
About the author
Janet Quin-Harkin
128 books78 followersJanet Quin-Harkin is a pseudonym of Rhys Bowen
Rhys turned to writing children’s books under her married name, Janet Quin-Harkin. Her first picture book was an immediate success and won several awards. More picture books followed, then her agent asked her to write a book for young adults. This was a turning point in Rhys’s career. Her first young adult novel was an instant hit. By her third she was selling half a million copies. Many more popular YA novels followed until Rhys decided she had said all she wanted to say about teenage love and angst, and she turned her real love—mysteries.
Rhys turned to writing children’s books under her married name, Janet Quin-Harkin. Her first picture book was an immediate success and won several awards. More picture books followed, then her agent asked her to write a book for young adults. This was a turning point in Rhys’s career. Her first young adult novel was an instant hit. By her third she was selling half a million copies. Many more popular YA novels followed until Rhys decided she had said all she wanted to say about teenage love and angst, and she turned her real love—mysteries.
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January 7, 2024
Why I'm interested in this book at the first place
Been following/reading The Boyfriend Club since I was in middle school, when Sweet Valley and the likes were the in-thing genre.
What do I think of this book... now that I've done reading it
Oh, what a fourteen going on fifteen-year old problem to have!
Between artistry endeavor and family obligation (birthday party, no less); mingled with boy problems between ex athletic jock boyfriend and suaveness Harry Potter-looking new boyfriend.
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1. Reading for the school days nostalgia.
2. A fellow fan of The Boyfriend Club series.
Been following/reading The Boyfriend Club since I was in middle school, when Sweet Valley and the likes were the in-thing genre.
What do I think of this book... now that I've done reading it
Oh, what a fourteen going on fifteen-year old problem to have!
Between artistry endeavor and family obligation (birthday party, no less); mingled with boy problems between ex athletic jock boyfriend and suaveness Harry Potter-looking new boyfriend.
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Get this
1. Reading for the school days nostalgia.
2. A fellow fan of The Boyfriend Club series.
Displaying 1 of 1 review