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Riding Academy #4
Lessons for Lauren
Spunky Laren Remick is everyone's best friend, the suite's cheerleader, and sometimes peacemaker. But when the girls receive their mid-semester grades, she isn't sure she'll be allowed to continue at Foxhall. To Lauren's relief, her adviser suggests a student tutor, Courtney Stewart. At first, Lauren idolizes the smart, popular girl. But then she finds out that Courtney isn't so perfect, after all.
132 pages, Paperback
First published July 19, 1994
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Alison Hart
75 books75 followersAlison Hart is a pseudonym for writer Alice Leonhardt
A Virginia author of over twenty mysteries and historical fiction novels for children and teens, loves “writing books that keep young readers glued to the pages.” At the age of seven she wrote, illustrated and self-published The Wild Dog, a book which she shows to readers to make the point that it is never too early to be an author.
A Virginia author of over twenty mysteries and historical fiction novels for children and teens, loves “writing books that keep young readers glued to the pages.” At the age of seven she wrote, illustrated and self-published The Wild Dog, a book which she shows to readers to make the point that it is never too early to be an author.
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September 19, 2021
This one used to be my favorite as I really like Lauren and the things and tough choices she goes through in this story. This book was the first time I ever heard about anorexia, and the way the author showed Lauren handling the situation was really well done. I don’t think at 12 these girls should be caring so much about boys and having boyfriends, but I guess this could be normal. I’ll never know because I wasn’t one of those types. 🤷🏼♀️😜
Stephanie was a real jerk to her sister, and I found young girls crushing on REALLY old men a little uncomfortable for my taste which has led me to the decision to not read any further in this series as things like this are throughout that I don’t think young girls should be reading and don’t personally feel comfortable recommending. Also the characters tend to make the same dumb choices over and over and never learn among other things I’m just not comfortable with overall.
Content: girls crush on boys and older men; a character has anorexia
Stephanie was a real jerk to her sister, and I found young girls crushing on REALLY old men a little uncomfortable for my taste which has led me to the decision to not read any further in this series as things like this are throughout that I don’t think young girls should be reading and don’t personally feel comfortable recommending. Also the characters tend to make the same dumb choices over and over and never learn among other things I’m just not comfortable with overall.
Content: girls crush on boys and older men; a character has anorexia
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