![]() ![]() One of them, the slightly brainy guy that Beatrice meets at her grandmother's retirement home, is definitely kind of cute, and probably dateable. Martin, where Beatrice discovers that Shakespeare has something to say about almost everything-and that nothing in life is as dramatic as Romeo and Juliet.īut when Nan gets in over her head in her new social life, it's up to Beatrice to restore her reputation-and she may need to make a few new friends to pull it off. On the bright side, there's English class with Mr. ![]() Bea's older sister, meanwhile, acts like she's living in a soap opera. ![]() The boys who were gross in middle school have become surprisingly polite, while the cool kids are still a mystery. The new Nan doesn't hang out with Bea she's running for Student Council and going to parties and avoiding Bea at lunchtime. High school begins, and to Beatrice Bunson nothing is the same, not even her best friend, Nan. Juliet Capulet would find a worthy BFF in Beatrice Bunson.-Cordelia Frances Biddle, author of the Martha Beale mystery seriesĬohen has made an essential classic cool.-Beth Kephart, author of Going Over ![]()
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