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A LETTER TO THE LUMINOUS DEEP
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Rich Girl by Carol Culver

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Rich Girl
Carol Culver

BFF novel #2
Berkley Jam
January 2008
On Sale: January 2, 2008
Featuring: Victoria Lee
240 pages
ISBN: 0425219151
EAN: 9780425219157
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Young Adult

At an exclusive school like Manderly Prep, you really need your BFFs to get you through.

Victoria Lee, who spent her childhood in Hong Kong, has been transplanted to her parents' McMansion-unsupervised. Anyone else would think they were dreaming, but for Victoria, it's closer to a nightmare. Life alone in a big house can make you feel really empty.

Victoria feels like she's stepped out of the book she has to read for Brit Lit, A Tale of Two Cities. And it's not just Hong Kong vs. San Francisco. It's her parents' Ivy League dreams vs. her own dream of fashion school. And the snotty kids at Manderley Prep vs. her real friends, Cindy and Maggie. Then there's her crush Steve, who doesn't even notice her anymore.

She doesn't even feel at home at home-since the housekeeper's son, Gabe, acts like Victoria's very breath is destroying his precious environment. Maybe he's got a point. Maybe Victoria is miles from where she really belongs.

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