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Loading... Very Funny, Elizabeth! (2005)by Valerie Tripp
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Set in the winter of 1775, this story features Felicity's best friend, Elizabeth Cole, who loves to play pranks on her older sister Annabelle. When Annabelle is courted by an English nobleman, she and Elizabeth are given etiquette lessons. But Elizabeth's pranks quickly backfire on her. Elizabeth Cole and her best friend, Felicity, are “the merriest girls in Virginia”—at lest that’s what Felicity’s father calls them. The merry friends think it’s very funny to play tricks on Elizabeth’s snobby older sister, Annabelle. When Annabelle Bananabelle becomes engaged, Elizabeth and Felicity’s mischief heats up—until Elizabeth finds herself in big trouble! Can the girls find a way to cool things down? Elizabeth and Felicity have a lot of fun playing tricks on Annabelle, but Elizabeth says it is just to show Annabelle how silly she acts. When Annabelle gets engaged to an English Lord, Elizabeth is upset by how little character he has, and how completely bossy his older sister is. She tries to show Annabelle with tricks, but her plan backfires and she is told that she must go back to England. Annabelle does, however, come to her senses, and breaks off the engagement with the young lord who has decided to fight for England after talking with Ben. no reviews | add a review
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Elizabeth Cole and her best friend Felicity are known as pranksters in colonial Virginia and their favorite target is Elizabeth's older sister Annabelle, but when Annabelle becomes engaged the girls get into big trouble. No library descriptions found.
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