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Hidden Diary #1-2
Hidden Diary, Volume One
Book One, Cross My Heart: For once Lucy Larson is looking forward to her summer—what could be better than spending twelve weeks on exotic Catalina Island and sharing the adventures with her cousin? When her cousin's visit is canceled, though, Lucy faces another long summer tagging along on her scientist dad's boring research outings.
Lucy's about to pack up and go home. But when she stumbles upon a letter dated 1932, things begin to look up. The writers of the letter mention a hidden dairy and give clues on how to find it. Lucy dives headfirst into the mystery and sets out to find the diary.
Book Two, Make A Wish: Now that Lucy and Serena have found the diary, it's time to jump into their first adventure. Since the diary girls had a party, Serena decides it's the perfect opportunity to celebrate Lucy's twelfth birthday! Lucy isn't so sure. She knows only a few of the girls on the Island, and some of them have been pretty rude. Will anyone come?
She decides to go for it. But in the midst of their plans, one of the invitations comes back to Lucy—with a threat to cancel the party. Lucy wonders if she made a big mistake. Should she cancel the party ... or face the threat head on?
Each of the four, two-book volumes in this exciting series for girls aged 8-12 includes: fun, friends, family, gentle Christian faith, and a fast-paced read.
Lucy's about to pack up and go home. But when she stumbles upon a letter dated 1932, things begin to look up. The writers of the letter mention a hidden dairy and give clues on how to find it. Lucy dives headfirst into the mystery and sets out to find the diary.
Book Two, Make A Wish: Now that Lucy and Serena have found the diary, it's time to jump into their first adventure. Since the diary girls had a party, Serena decides it's the perfect opportunity to celebrate Lucy's twelfth birthday! Lucy isn't so sure. She knows only a few of the girls on the Island, and some of them have been pretty rude. Will anyone come?
She decides to go for it. But in the midst of their plans, one of the invitations comes back to Lucy—with a threat to cancel the party. Lucy wonders if she made a big mistake. Should she cancel the party ... or face the threat head on?
Each of the four, two-book volumes in this exciting series for girls aged 8-12 includes: fun, friends, family, gentle Christian faith, and a fast-paced read.
- GenresChristian Fiction
150 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2011
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About the author
Sandra Byrd
75 books998 followersThe author of more than fifty books, Sandra’s work has received many awards, nominations, and accolades, including a starred review-PW Pick from Publishers Weekly and multiple starred reviews and Best Book selections from Library Journal. Other awards include the Historical Novel Society’s Editor’s Choice, two Christy Awards nominations, a BookPage Top Pick for Romance, and inclusion on Booklist’s Top Ten Inspirational Books of the Year list.
A dedicated foodie, Sandra cooks through the topic and location of every book she writes. In addition, she collects vintage glass and service ware in her free time, loves long walks with her husband, and Sunday Suppers with her growing family.
Reach Sandra Here: https://linktr.ee/sandrabyrd
A dedicated foodie, Sandra cooks through the topic and location of every book she writes. In addition, she collects vintage glass and service ware in her free time, loves long walks with her husband, and Sunday Suppers with her growing family.
Reach Sandra Here: https://linktr.ee/sandrabyrd
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January 3, 2017
2.5 stars.
The story has potential and it's sweet and clean, but the main protagonist is a bit of a Debbie Downer to be honest. I really didn't enjoy reading about her although I liked other characters in the books, such as her new friend Serena and her quasi-little sister, Claudette. That said, I am in no hurry to read more of these books. In fact, this one ended in such a way that another book (and another, there are like 6 more) seems unnecessary. I did like the idea of an old diary giving inspiration for new, modern adventures though. I recommend this read to young girls about 10-12 years of age.
The story has potential and it's sweet and clean, but the main protagonist is a bit of a Debbie Downer to be honest. I really didn't enjoy reading about her although I liked other characters in the books, such as her new friend Serena and her quasi-little sister, Claudette. That said, I am in no hurry to read more of these books. In fact, this one ended in such a way that another book (and another, there are like 6 more) seems unnecessary. I did like the idea of an old diary giving inspiration for new, modern adventures though. I recommend this read to young girls about 10-12 years of age.
October 3, 2015
Wonderful
this was a great book! it kept pace and was amazing! I can't wait to read the next one I fully recommend this book to many people!
this was a great book! it kept pace and was amazing! I can't wait to read the next one I fully recommend this book to many people!
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