About
this book:
“When Liza Braun tries out for the Rainier Theater Production of Anne of Green Gables, she has no idea that the assistant director is going to do everything she can to make sure her daughter, Charlotte, is the star of the show. But when Liza wins the lead role, the play is suddenly revised so the character of Diana Berry upstages Anne Shirley in every scene---until Dillon Derry gets the part of Gilbert Blithe and decides two people can play that game.
Knowing the kind of pranks Dillon was capable of, Liza could only imagine what he had in store for OPENING NIGHT.
“When Liza Braun tries out for the Rainier Theater Production of Anne of Green Gables, she has no idea that the assistant director is going to do everything she can to make sure her daughter, Charlotte, is the star of the show. But when Liza wins the lead role, the play is suddenly revised so the character of Diana Berry upstages Anne Shirley in every scene---until Dillon Derry gets the part of Gilbert Blithe and decides two people can play that game.
Knowing the kind of pranks Dillon was capable of, Liza could only imagine what he had in store for OPENING NIGHT.
Join the
chaos as Liza and Dillon have the time of their life adding a little creative
license to help spice things up.”
Series: Book #2 in the “Mountain View Inn” series. Review of Book #1 Here!
Spiritual Content- Mentions of God; Mentions of Noah’s Ark & an animal shelter named after it; A few mentions of prayers, praying, & blessings over food; A couple mentions of a church & a Sunday school class;
Series: Book #2 in the “Mountain View Inn” series. Review of Book #1 Here!
Spiritual Content- Mentions of God; Mentions of Noah’s Ark & an animal shelter named after it; A few mentions of prayers, praying, & blessings over food; A couple mentions of a church & a Sunday school class;
*Note: Mentions of ghosts.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘dang’, a ‘stupid’, a ‘what the heck’, and eight ‘dumb’s; A bit of eye rolling; Mentions of a spiked drink & acting drunk; Mentions of a young boy making lots of trouble & pranks; Mentions of killing & gutting a fish (barely-above-not-detailed); A mention of jealousy;
*Note: A mention of a Boy Scout.
Sexual
Content- a cheek kiss and an almost kiss; Mentions of honeymoons; A few
mentions of a drowning & the death of Liza’s father; A couple mentions of
kisses & kissing;
*Note: Liza says boys are “the
lesser species”.
-Liza
Braun, age 12-13
P.O.V. switches between Liza & a few others
127 pages
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P.O.V. switches between Liza & a few others
127 pages
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Pre Teens-
New Teens-
Early High School Teens-
Older High School Teens-
My personal Rating-
Starting
soon after “Happy Camper” left off, “Liza of Green Gables” picks up in
Liza’s point of view. Trying to audition for the part of Anne in a play, Liza
also has to deal with her trouble-making next-door neighbor boy. Overall, it
was a cute read!
See y’all
on Monday with a new review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
*I received this book for free
from the Author for this honest review.
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