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Jump At The Sun
Description
Brenda Black prides herself on her logical and orderly mind, but when her spoiled cousin Tiffany visits, Brenda tells a lie and must rely on the help of her Sugar Plum Sisters to help make things right.
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LibraryThing member CindyFesemyer
Though this is not the best thing I've ever read aloud to my kids, I really do appreciate the entire series as s whole. It stars a number of young girls, early tweens I'd say, who take a ballet class together and have some adventures along the way. These girls have backgrounds very different from
My girls like hearing about Epatha the best. She's the working class Latina/Italian spitfire who always cracks them up with her antics. Add in the triplets who come from a well-off professional Black family. Terrel, the middle class Asian know-it-all. Al, lower middle class of a single mother. And more.
With kids of color of my own, I'm happy to have this alternative to the norm to share with them at bedtime.
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one another--from super tomboy to frilly girly girl--and are the best of friends. My girls like hearing about Epatha the best. She's the working class Latina/Italian spitfire who always cracks them up with her antics. Add in the triplets who come from a well-off professional Black family. Terrel, the middle class Asian know-it-all. Al, lower middle class of a single mother. And more.
With kids of color of my own, I'm happy to have this alternative to the norm to share with them at bedtime.
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