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We Are SO Crashing Your Bar Mitzvah!

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We Are SO Crashing Your Bar Mitzvah! is a novel by Fiona Rosenbloom. It follows three girls, Stacy, Lydia, and Kelly. They have always been best friends, until one summer, while Lydia and Stacy are at camp; Kelly becomes friends with the popular clique, The Chicas. Before school starts, there is an annual party called "First Night" that decides your social standings for the year. At First Night, a boy named Eben comes and hands out invitations to his bar mitzvah. When he comes up to Stacy and Lydia, he looks at the leader of The Chicas, Kym, who is also his cousin. She tells Eben not to invite them, but all of The Chicas and Kelly are invited. The book then consists of Kelly becoming best friends with The Chicas and ditching Stacy and Lydia. When the bar mitzvah comes around, Lydia and Stacy have a plan to have Kelly not go to the bar mitzvah. They have a sleepover the night before and keep her up very late so that she will sleep through the bar mitzvah. Unfortunately, that does not work so Lydia and Stacy decide to crash the party to show that they are not losers like The Chicas think they are. They take a long adventure to find outfits, money, and makeup for the bar mitzvah and finally get there. Do they get caught? Do The Chicas finally accept them in their clique? Read We Are SO Crashing Your Bar Mitzvah! to find out.
We Are So Crashing Your Bar Mitzvah! is a very good book and I would highly recommend reading it. It never gets boring, and it is a real page-turner. It seems like a good book for children ages 10-14. It sends a very good message about being true to yourself and being a good friend. It also tells you that being popular and looking good aren't what life is about, it's about being you. Throughout the book, the girls are all trying to be accepted by the popular girls, and they think that that is all school is about. If I were to rate this book, I would give it 9.5 out of ten stars. It sends a great message and is all in all a very good book. In conclusion, I would highly recommend this book to anyone that enjoys books that are about real life in middle school, and have a great adventure.