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The Girls of Canby Hall #30
Surprise!
When Beau, the boy Jane met while visiting her roommate in Texas, shows up unexpectedly, she has to stay on her toes to keep Cary, her boyfriend, from meeting him
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First published October 15, 1988
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Emily Chase
78 books21 followers"Emily Chase" was the pen-name used by a number of authors who contributed to Scholastic's Girls of Canby Hall series, about a group of girls living at a New England boarding school. Amongst these contributors was romance novelist Julie Garwood.
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April 18, 2016
There's a Halloween festival coming up and Andy, Toby and Jane are on a committee to plan events. Unfortunately Gigi is also on the committee and spends the entire book trying to cause her usual trouble.
For Jane there's a major problem. The boy she met in Texas, Beau, has come to visit her. He's a sort-of boyfriend and this is something that will prove to be a surprise to her boyfriend Cary. Jane tries to keep them apart but, as things usually happen, things don't stay secret for long.
What makes it worse is that Gigi plans to make a play for one of the two boys herself. In addition Andy and Toby get upset with Jane because she isn't really doing much for the preparations so Jane's problems just increase.
So, how does Jane keep up with her studies, solve the problem of the two boyfriends, avoid trouble from Gigi and make up with her roommates? It all makes for an interesting story.
My favorite quote: I would have to cheer up before I could get depressed.
For Jane there's a major problem. The boy she met in Texas, Beau, has come to visit her. He's a sort-of boyfriend and this is something that will prove to be a surprise to her boyfriend Cary. Jane tries to keep them apart but, as things usually happen, things don't stay secret for long.
What makes it worse is that Gigi plans to make a play for one of the two boys herself. In addition Andy and Toby get upset with Jane because she isn't really doing much for the preparations so Jane's problems just increase.
So, how does Jane keep up with her studies, solve the problem of the two boyfriends, avoid trouble from Gigi and make up with her roommates? It all makes for an interesting story.
My favorite quote: I would have to cheer up before I could get depressed.
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