Avery Sisters Trilogy Lucky, Book 1, (Paperback)

from jnogal

I just feel that some things got cleaned up to quickly, without enough explanation, and that some things were forgotten and not resolved. I enjoyed it, but I really don't think Krysten's character has integrity. I do think she was being insecure or just mean in criticizing everything and everybod...

from lrobe190

Phoebe and her group of wealthy friends are planning the ultimate 8th grade graduation party. Then, her mother loses her job and Phoebe's lifestyle has to change. Will that affect her relationship with her friends and her status as one of the most popular girls in school? The issues of popularity...

from rata

i did not like the writing style and found this book rather monotonous, Fortunately i was able to skim read and felt i didn't miss out on any decent storyline (because there really wasn't any). however a good book to help the reader understand how shallow wealthy clique groups can be.

from francescadefreitas

I had a little difficult remembering that Pheobe is only graduating from middle school, I don't remember being so style-aware at that age. But the picture of her group of friends, and the shifting dynamic as her family's fortunes change was well drawn, and I enjoyed her relationship with her olde...

from jadestar31

young-adult [edit] Lucky is the first book in a trilogy about the Avery sisters. Phoebe Avery is the youngest one of the sisters and all her life, she has been considered "lucky". Pretty, popular, and rich, Phoebe and her best friend Kirstyn and her three other close friends are the social center...