| Lily B. on the Brink of Cool by Elizabeth Cody Kimmel |
HarperCollins, 2005245 pages Ages 10 years and up Lily B.’s life is “bleaker than an orphan in a Roald Dahl novel.” Her parents, Lenny and Phyllis, are two of the most boring people on the planet. Her mom actually makes beds and folds dirty towels in hotel rooms. Lily is forced to continually watch the History Channel and listen to Broadway’s Greatest Hits on road trips. Her father thinks Britney Spears is a type of imported asparagus. Life appears to be looking up for Lily when she meets Carma LeBlanc
and her incredibly cool parents, Charles and Veronique. Not only are
The LeBlancs stylish and modern, they eat only imported organic food.
Charles and Veronique read Rolling Stone and know MTV’s
top ten video lists in their heads.
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HarperCollins, 2005