Times Squared
Trading Faces Series, Book 3
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فرمت کتاب
ebook
تاریخ انتشار
2011
Lexile Score
490
Reading Level
0-2
ATOS
3.4
Interest Level
4-8(MG)
نویسنده
Jennifer Royناشر
Aladdinشابک
9781442417281
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megank - Times squared is the third book in the adventures of Payton and Emma Mills. The story starts when Payton and Emma are going to New York City, which was their dream from they were little. But surprisingly, their fantasy of New York turns into a nightmare when they encountered evil Ashlynn. Once again, they have twin switches to save each other from embarrassment, but does it? I really love how the author changes perspective throughout the book to show different sides of the story. It also continues the story and keeps it going at different locations. Overall, I think this is a great book that people can enjoy for fun and experience what it's like to be an identical twin. Read it, you won't regret!!
June 1, 2011
Gr 3-6-The biggest difference between twins Payton and Emma is that Payton acts and Emma is a math whiz. Even the boys they like seem identical until near the end. The middle schoolers go on a field trip to New York: Payton to see an off-Broadway show and Emma for a math competition. Although they promise never to trade places, it's not long before Payton gives her chaperone, a mathlete stage mother, the slip to see her boyfriend. Other kids are also ciphers except for Payton's biggest enemy, Ashlynn, a thoroughly unlikable girl who made Payton her slave during camp the previous summer in exchange for her fashionable clothes. She's one of the actors in the play the students came to see and she uses an improvisational scene to humiliate Payton during a rehearsal, and the rest of the children unite to make her next nasty plan fail. Playing one's twin is not a new concept. Neither is an overabundance of exclamation marks. Times Squared doesn't pretend to be anything more than fluff, but reluctant readers may like its breezy and undemanding attitude.-Tina Zubak, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, PA
Copyright 2011 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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