Monkey Business (Annabelle Unleashed) - Tapa blanda

"Fresh, fun, and full of heart." --Meg Cabot on the Annabelle Unleased series

"A fabulous, funny, warm-hearted story." --Lauren Myracle on the Annabelle Unleased series

"[An] effervescent story....The story lines-melded household, moving, boys as dogs-coalesce naturally, giving girl readers a thoughtful story along with, just possibly, some substantive boy advice." --"Publishers Weekly," starred review, on "Boys Are Dogs"

"A vivacious third installment in the Annabelle Unleashed series....[Her] breezy tone nicely conveys the peaks and valleys of middle-school life. Readers will be cheering for Annabelle." --"Kirkus Reviews "on "Everybody Bugs Out "

"Girl's Best Friend clips the reader onto a touching, funny story-leash that twists and turns." --Blue Balliett, author of "Chasing Vermeer," on the Maggie Brooklyn series

"Maggie Brooklyn is a smart, funny, capable detective, and a real kid. Sequel, please." --Adam Rex, author of "The True Meaning of Smekday," on the Maggie Brooklyn series

Fresh, fun, and full of heart.--Meg Cabot on the Annabelle Unleashed series

A fabulous, funny, warm-hearted story.--Lauren Myracle on the Annabelle Unleashed series

[An] effervescent story. . . . The story lines--melded household, moving, boys as dogs--coalesce naturally, giving girl readers a thoughtful story along with, just possibly, some substantive boy advice.--starred review "Publishers Weekly on BOYS ARE DOGS "

Girl's Best Friend clips the reader onto a touching, funny story-leash that twists and turns.--Blue Balliett, author of CHASING VERMEER, on GIRL'S BEST FRIEND

Maggie Brooklyn is a smart, funny, capable detective, and a real kid. Sequel, please.--Adam Rex, author of THE TRUE MEANING OF SMEKDAY, on GIRL'S BEST FRIEND

A vivacious third installment in the Annabelle Unleashed series. . . . [Her] breezy tone nicely conveys the peaks and valleys of middle-school life. Readers will be cheering for Annabelle. "Kirkus Reviews on EVERYBODY BUGS OUT"

[An] effervescent story. . . . The story lines--melded household, moving, boys as dogs--coalesce naturally, giving girl readers a thoughtful story along with, just possibly, some substantive boy advice. "Publishers Weekly on BOYS ARE DOGS""

A vivacious third installment in the Annabelle Unleashed series. . . . [Her] breezy tone nicely conveys the peaks and valleys of middle-school life. Readers will be cheering for Annabelle. Kirkus Reviews on EVERYBODY BUGS OUT

[An] effervescent story. . . . The story lines--melded household, moving, boys as dogs--coalesce naturally, giving girl readers a thoughtful story along with, just possibly, some substantive boy advice. Publishers Weekly on BOYS ARE DOGS

"A vivacious third installment in the Annabelle Unleashed series. . . . [Her] breezy tone nicely conveys the peaks and valleys of middle-school life. Readers will be cheering for Annabelle." --Kirkus Reviews on EVERYBODY BUGS OUT

"[An] effervescent story. . . . The story lines--melded household, moving, boys as dogs--coalesce naturally, giving girl readers a thoughtful story along with, just possibly, some substantive boy advice." --Publishers Weekly on BOYS ARE DOGS

A music festival is coming to town, and Annabelle and her friends can't wait to rock out--that is if they can earn enough cash to buy the expensive tickets. In this day and age, a regular old lemonade stand isn't going to cut it.

They'll need to get creative, but agreeing on a strategy is harder than Annabelle thought, especially when her best friend, Rachel, has strong opinions that threaten not just their business model, but their friendship as well. With big plans--and big changes--afoot, there's no time for Annabelle and crew to monkey around!

Capturing the ups and downs of friendship, family, and middle school in her pitch perfect storytelling, Leslie Margolis keeps readers coming back for more of life according to Annabelle Stevens.