4.0
It's an Aardvark-Eat-Turtle World
Rosie and Phoebe have been best friends ever since they met on the Divorce Express. So what could be better than having their parents fall in love and move in with each other? Rosie's especially eager to be part of a real family again, until she learns that having Phoebe as a friend and Phoebe as a "sister" are two different things.
When Rosie's mother, Mindy, criticizes Phoebe for making out in public with her boyfriend, Phoebe can't forgive Mindy. Then when the girls take a trip to Canada, Rosie falls for Phoebe's cousin and practically forgets all about Phoebe. Rosie feels confused. Phoebe feels ignored. Can this family be saved before the girls have a showdown?
Juvenile FictionFamilyMarriage & DivorceBlended FamiliesSocial ThemesFriendship
RELEASED1996
PUBLISHERRandom House Children's Books
LENGTH132
LANGUAGEEN
American children's writer (1944–2004)
4.0
It's an Aardvark-Eat-Turtle World
Rosie and Phoebe have been best friends ever since they met on the Divorce Express. So what could be better than having their parents fall in love and move in with each other? Rosie's especially eager to be part of a real family again, until she learns that having Phoebe as a friend and Phoebe as a "sister" are two different things.
When Rosie's mother, Mindy, criticizes Phoebe for making out in public with her boyfriend, Phoebe can't forgive Mindy. Then when the girls take a trip to Canada, Rosie falls for Phoebe's cousin and practically forgets all about Phoebe. Rosie feels confused. Phoebe feels ignored. Can this family be saved before the girls have a showdown?
Juvenile FictionFamilyMarriage & DivorceBlended FamiliesSocial ThemesFriendship
RELEASED1996
PUBLISHERRandom House Children's Books
LENGTH132
LANGUAGEEN
American children's writer (1944–2004)
