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The Chicken Pox Panic (The Cul-de-Sac Kids #2) (Book 2)

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Wonderful & funny. Teaches kids what to do when something special goes wrong & how to still have fun. My boys ages 7 & 9, had a hard time putting the book down. The book keeps one's attention & is never boring.

Review by Luke Williamson, age 8

First Abby had chicken pox. Then Abby lost them and the rest of her family got them, except for her mom and her dad. And then it was her brother's birthday, so she wanted to make a cake that looked like Korea. But the cake crumbled, so she remade the cake and sprinkled it with red cherry chips to look like it had chicken pox.

I think the book was fun because of how Abby fixed the cake. It made me want to read book three. I give it five stars.

I realy liked it because Abby kept a secret from her Korean broter Shawn. I think this is a funny book because Abby made a huge mess when she was baking a cake shaped like South Korea. I think this is a great book and you should read it too!

Chicken Pox Panic (Cul-de-Sac Kids #2) by Beverly Lewis is a cut story for 7-10 year old girls. Abby Hunter is focused on planning a special party for one of her adopted brother's first birthday in the U.S. Then one of her friends begins to wonder if she is adopted. Abby worries that the special day will be ruined when the cake plan falls apart and chicken pox spreads through the neighborhood.

The Cul-de-Sac Kids books are Christian, but not preachy. They are a quick, fun read.

Was very pleased to get this book. It was in excellent shape & came quickly.

The second in the Cul-de-sac Kids series and they have been hit by the chicken pox. A fun story which also teaches without being preachy. Abby plans a surprise for her brother and helps her friend solve the mystery of her childhood. Nothing scary in this story, it's one to make you smile.