Secrets of a First Daughter

Name: Secrets of a First Daughter (eBook)
Brand: HarperCollins
SKU: 1877
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Secrets of a First Daughter

Cassidy Calloway

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Morgan is a National Disaster.

Morgan Abbott couldn’t be happier. Super-cute Max has quit her Secret Service detail to be her (secret) boyfriend, and the annoying Brittany Whittaker has been ousted from class president, leaving the post open for Morgan! Life is pretty sweet.

Now Morgan just has to tackle college applications—but she has so much else to juggle that looking that far ahead seems impossible! Good thing she’s graceful under pressure . . . well, sometimes.

A trip to London should be just the thing to take her mind off all the craziness, but true to form, chaos follows Morgan wherever she goes—and the trip turns into an international disaster. Can she make it right? Or will she cause a royal mess?

Genres

Girls & WomenYoung Adult FictionRomanceFamilyContemporaryComing of AgeBlended FamiliesParentsHistoricalParanormalSiblings

Pages208

Released2010

LanguageEnglish

PublisherHarperCollins

ISBN9780062011107

SellerHarperCollins

About the author(s)

Cassidy Calloway lives in New Jersey with her fat cat named Kennedy, but she loves visiting Washington, D.C. She wanted to be president of the United States when she grew up but decided to write about it instead. She has a passion for designer shoes and white-chocolate gingersnaps.

Reviews

Praise for Confessions of a First Daughter: “Morgan emerges as a sympathetic, somewhat klutzy character readers will embrace. Her romantic encounter with her secret-service replacement is likely to make hearts flutter.” — Publishers Weekly

“A fun-filled adventure. Fans of Cabot’s All–American Girl series will scoop up this one.” — Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)

“Fun and breezy.” — Kirkus Reviews

“A light and entertaining read.” — School Library Journal

“Fun for fans of light tales about coming of age under the spotlight.” — Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books