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Title	:	Lucky (Avery Sisters Trilogy #1)
Author	:	Rachel Vail
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 233 pages
Published	:	April 29th 2008 by HarperTeen (first published January 1st 2008)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Realistic Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance

Lucky (Avery Sisters Trilogy #1)

Rachel Vail

Hardcover | Pages: 233 pages

Rating: 3.41 | 1891 Users | 230 Reviews

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It's all good . . . and lucky Phoebe Avery plans to celebrate by throwing an end-of-the-year bash with her four closest friends. Everything will be perfect--from the guest list to the fashion photographer to the engraved invitations. The only thing left to do is find the perfect dress . . . until Phoebe goes from having it all to hiding all she's lost.

Phoebe's older sisters warn her to keep the family's crisis totally secret. Unfortunately, her alpha-girl best friend looks increasingly suspicious, and Phoebe's crush starts sending seriously mixed signals. Phoebe tries hard to keep smiling, but when her mother is humiliated in Neiman Marcus while buying Phoebe that perfect dress and her father decides to cancel her party, she panics. How far will she go to keep up her image as a lucky girl?

With lucky, Rachel Vail begins a powerful sisterhood trilogy, comprised of one book for each of the three fascinating Avery sisters, with all their secrets laid bare during the year that completely changes their lives. Phoebe is the youngest; her story combines first love and flip-flops, friendship and sisterhood, humor and tears. Breezy, witty, and poignant, lucky is Rachel Vail at her breathtaking best.

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Original Title:	Lucky
ISBN:	0060890436 (ISBN13: 9780060890438)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Avery Sisters Trilogy #1

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Ratings: 3.41 From 1891 Users | 230 Reviews

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Teen 1: I picked up this book because I liked the cover. It was very interesting, even in the first chapter. I wanted to keep reading to see what was going on. It was written in a way that I could understand it, and it was also about things high school students need to know about. Teen 2: I thought the book was going to be boring because it didn't catch my attention, but my perception changed. It was better in the middle and the end.These teens had more to say. Read on for the full review.

kinda made me mad about how spoiled these girls were. i mean, wut eighth grader gets mad at her mom wen she doesnt get a $400 dress for a party??? anyway, got kinda boring cuz not muchh romance (yes i LOVE a good romance story)

Phoebe Avery is about to graduate from middle school, and she couldnt be more thrilled. But its mostly the graduation party that shes excited about, because its a chance to be with her best friends having fun in a fabulous dress. But something goes wrong. It turns out that Phoebes mother has lost her job. Now the family is in a financial crisis. Phoebe can no longer afford to pay her share for the party.Shes too embarrassed to tell her friends her economic situation. Even though shes been

Phoebe's an unbearable, spoiled brat from page one, but I was hoping that she would learn her lesson and have a fun personality makeover, à la Cher from "Clueless." No such luck.

Girls will appreciate this story of a youngest sister whose 8th grade graduation plans are interrupted when her mother loses her Wall St. job. Humorous dialog and young romance make this very entertaining.

I have always found Rachel Vail's books to be better than the average chick lit.This book, about a mother who loses her job and causes the immature Phoebe to resist her new "poor" status (she can't afford a Neiman Marcus dress or an elaborate graduation party.) Also, as is common in 8th grade, friends are growing apart.I didn't like this as much as other Rachel Vail books, but its still a strong middle school read, especially in this tough economy.

Unmemorable, not worth reading the rest of the series, unfortunately.