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Abby's Lucky Thirteen, Collector's Edition (Baby-Sitters Club, No. 96)

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Abby's Lucky Thirteen is an okay book. It's about when Abby turns thirteen and in her religion's belief, turning into a young woman. Abby wants to show everyone that she can take responsibility. When a test comes up in school, Abby buys a study guide from a boy, which later on, she discovers is the cheating sheet with all the answers on it. Abby doesn't know what to do, so she copies off of it. But when five people get the exact same answer, the teacher wants an answer. Abby doesn't want to say anything and neither does anyone else. So the teacher suspends them from school! Abby doesn't want her family and friends to know that, so she lies to her friends and won't even tell her own mother! This birthday is turning into a disaster. Can she fix it? Join in, in this exciting book, and find out!

Personaly, I think that this book was great!! I read lots of the baby-sitters club books and they were great too!! You don't have to be thirteen to read these books. I'm not even thirteen!! Ann.M.Maetin really knows how to create the story. When I read these books I can always imagin the picture in my head. I love your books!! I allready own 7 of them. If you fell uncomtoble reading these books that's a lie. THERE GREAT!!!!! Sometimes my friends make fun of me because I read these books. That makes me uncomfortable, but I still read them and my freind are okay with it.

I LOVED how it described that every decision you make big or small is very important.Ann M. Martin has a great ability to put a situation into her caracters very nicely.It makes a book sound real enough to belive almost.I thought Abby was a very good carater to put this sitation into because becoming a Bat Mitzvah is a very important Jewish holiday.It shows that Abby is so excited about her Bat Mitzvah that she has to make a good grade on this test.Because if she doent I think she felt that she wouldnt be fi to become a adult.I give it a 100 % review. And also 2 thumbs up!!

Abby is suspended from school because of cheating in her math test. And Abby keeps it as a secret. She doesn't want to tell her mother and anna what really happened.

Abby and her twin sister Anna recently turned thirteen, and are preparing for their Baht Mitzvah. Not long before the Baht Mitzvah, Abby is wrongly accused of cheating on a math test. Her teacher suspends her, and Abby tries to keep it a secret! Read this book and find out what happens!

Abby and her twin sister, Anna, recently turned thirteen. They are preparing for their Bat Mitzvah, which is a big deal for the twins and their mother. And now, just when Abby should be acting like an adult, she is caught cheating on a math test and is suspended from school. Even though Abby didn't cheat, she refuses to tell what really happened. She even keeps it a secret from her mother. Abby is heading for big trouble on the biggest day of her life.

This book was better than I thought it would be. It dragged on in some parts, and it isn't a book that I would read over and over again, but all in all, it was pretty good.

I am preparing for my Bat Mitzvah and I found this book extremely informative and comforting. In my opinion,more books should be written about religion for children.

I really liked this book because for me it was like reading about my life only it was worse. While her and her twin sister are preparing for their Jewish entro into adult life Abby gets suspended for cheating on her math test!

Ann M. Martin does give a good view on teenage girls,NICE teenage girls,girls that don't sit around and get fried all day.Girls that still have a few principles.I give this book on girls at there best a 10