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Viva Vermont! (Carter House Girls, Book 4) by Melody Carlson
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Viva Vermont! (Carter House Girls, Book 4)

by Melody Carlson

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Zonderkidz (2008), Paperback, 224 pages

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Innuendo: Some kissing. Premarital situations (not the main character though)

Violence: None. The girls host a big party without any adults around. It turns into a fiasco.

Swearing: Don't remember if there were. Maybe a few.

Drinking, Drugs, Smoking: Underage drinking (again, not the main character)

Age Appropriate: 16 and up.

Similar/Better books: Read The Summer of Cotton Candy by Debbie Viguie. So much better! ( )
  I_recommend | Oct 20, 2009 |
I have read all of the books in this series so far. While I enjoy reading these, I find the storylines and the characters are getting progressively more annoying.

While in the first two books we are slowly introduced to each character, by book 4 (this one is book 4) we are now pretty familiar with all of them. I have to say that I find Taylor's character to be the most interesting but I am starting to get absolutely annoyed with the DJ character. For one thing, she is way tooooo perfect - although things seem to happen to her - somehow she just smiles and makes it all disappear. I am exagerating, but that is the message behind the writing when it comes to this character. I mean DJ absolutely is in passive/reaction mode ALL THE TIME. Somehow, she just seems to sit there and EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY just seems to happen to her. It would be soooo nice to actually see DJ be pro active for a change.

Also, the character of Conner has got to go. I mean he has now dumped (and wanted back) DJ twice and yet!! she still manages to 'like him and be his friend'. What a great message to send to YA out there, its okay if the guy keeps dumping you for someone else - always be there waiting for him and whatever you do - don't ever call him on it.

Also, the religious tone in this book is getting a little bit over the top. I thought this theme was well-blended into the storyline in the first few books, but in this one - the author does not even bother to hide her preachy side. The conversation between DJ and Conner about sharing a bed was just too out there - especially since they were actually talking about sharing a bed and NOT about sex.

I will probably continue to read the other books in the series only because I am curious to see how this will turn out - but I have to say that I am worried about the future releases. ( )
  Nitestar | Dec 11, 2008 |
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Mrs. Carter takes the girls on a weekend trip to General Harding’s luxurious mountain getaway in Vermont. Naturally, she’s unaware that some girls have invited boys to come up to the ski lodge too. And, distracted by the general, Mrs. Carter leaves the girls to themselves and things get crazy. Only God can help them out of this dilemma.

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