Perhaps someday I'll finish and find out if she gets her t-shirt back.
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Monday, February 27, 2006
Lucky T--Kate Brian
Perhaps someday I'll finish and find out if she gets her t-shirt back.
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4 comments:
I think Lucky-T is a great book and i could not put it down. I am 13 years old and could relate to some of Carries feelings. The book felt truthful and you should finish it!
I agree! I am reading it also and it can relate to us very well!! Im at the part where she is at Celia's house crying about her t-shirt and Doreen is learning India language..its hilarious!
It good. Corny.
Predicatable.
I have to do a project on it which is not fun :(
I love this book. I am up to the part where Carie is at Celia's house and she hears Doreen learning an Indian language.
I can't wait to see what happens because who wouldn't want to know what happens next.
The only bad part was when her boyfriend broke up with her because it was very predictable.
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