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A review by lunaseassecondaccount
Stacey vs. Claudia by Ann M. Martin
3.0
BSC fight! BSC fight! Weren't BSC fights the only reason we read the books?
So Stacey's found a new boy, as usual. And Claudia likes said boy. And then BSC FIGHT SMACKDOWN time. What I found unusual was that Stacey and Ethan never truly break up, something Stacey seemingly forgets when she starts to date Jeremy... until Ethan comes along, of course, and asks about it. Furthermore, just how easy is it for a fifteen-year-old boy to catch a train from New York to Connecticut? And how can he work in a seemingly upper class art gallery?
Of course, this is Stoneybrook and Ann M. Martin (or in this case, Suzanne Weyn), so I shouldn't even be asking these questions.
I enjoy the Friends Forever series because they actually deal with character interactions. There's no forced baby-sitting chapters, and no horrendous Chapter Twos that are so familiar in the BSC world.
And finally... BSC fight!
So Stacey's found a new boy, as usual. And Claudia likes said boy. And then BSC FIGHT SMACKDOWN time. What I found unusual was that Stacey and Ethan never truly break up, something Stacey seemingly forgets when she starts to date Jeremy... until Ethan comes along, of course, and asks about it. Furthermore, just how easy is it for a fifteen-year-old boy to catch a train from New York to Connecticut? And how can he work in a seemingly upper class art gallery?
Of course, this is Stoneybrook and Ann M. Martin (or in this case, Suzanne Weyn), so I shouldn't even be asking these questions.
I enjoy the Friends Forever series because they actually deal with character interactions. There's no forced baby-sitting chapters, and no horrendous Chapter Twos that are so familiar in the BSC world.
And finally... BSC fight!