The Grass Is Always Greener
by:
Jen Calonita (author)
How many secrets can one family keep?Amid preparations for Emerald Cove's extravagant Founders Day celebration and their own shared sweet sixteen, Isabelle Scott and Mirabelle Monroe are longing to break free from the tight constraints that come with being the daughters of a prominent public...
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How many secrets can one family keep?Amid preparations for Emerald Cove's extravagant Founders Day celebration and their own shared sweet sixteen, Isabelle Scott and Mirabelle Monroe are longing to break free from the tight constraints that come with being the daughters of a prominent public figure. When Izzie's estranged aunt, Zoe, breezes into town, the already uneasy family dynamic is turned on its head. Izzie's finally found her footing in Emerald Cove by leading the Social Butterflies, her school's prestigious club, and she has no interest in getting to know yet another long-lost family member. But Mira, who's on a mission to try new things and make new friends, is drawn to Izzie's artsy aunt. And when Mira meets a handsome, brooding painter, her entire perspective on life begins to shift.As tensions mount in Emerald Cove, Zoe's laid-back attitude appeals to both girls. But when she offers Izzie the chance of a lifetime, it's time to make a tough decision. What's more important: family or freedom?
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780316091107 (0316091103)
Publish date: April 16th 2013
Publisher: Poppy
Pages no: 304
Edition language: English
Series: Belles (#3)
A good closer to the Belles trilogy which I found to be thoroughly entertaining. The writing is strategic and thoughtful; I could easily see this series becoming a TV show. I realize that this series might seem very cookie-cutter to some readers, but I appreciated the wholesome approach to the Monro...
To see full review click here.Sigh. When I first read the first book in this series I loved it, despite its tendency to be a little corny. The next book I got annoyed with it, but sort of figured maybe this is middle book syndrome. But now upon reflection. This series sucks.Oh, I know. Burn.I ...