To Night Owl From Dogfish by Holly Goldberg Sloan and Meg
Wolitzer, 293 pages. Dial Books (Random
House), 2019. $18.
Content: Language: G; Mature Content: PG;
Violence: G.
BUYING ADVISORY: EL, MS –
ESSENTIAL
AUDIENCE APPEAL: HIGH
Avery
Bloom and Bett Devlin are used to being the most important person in their dad’s
lives, so when their dads fall in love and want Avery and Bett to go to summer
camp together, neither girl thinks it a good idea. As Avery and Bett exchange e-mails it becomes
very clear that they don’t have a lot in common. Avery is shy, scared and allergic to most of
the world and Bett is brave, daring and always looking to push the limits. What neither girl expects is the friendship
that they form and the crazy summer that they will share.
I loved this read. The girls are endearing, and the e-mail
format actually works to develop the story.
I loved all the minor characters and the story goes past summer camp and
into their friendship for a year or more, so I got all the answers I
wanted. Fun read. The only content is the girls do talk about
getting their period.
Reviewer, C.
Peterson
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