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by Annie Bryant


  Charlotte Ramsey

  Charlotte’s Word Nerd Dictionary

  French Words

  Meilleures amies: (p. 32)—best friends

  Petit ami: (p. 32)— sweetheart

  Je t’adore: (p. 32)—I love you

  Entre: (p. 33)— enter

  Merci: (p. 34)— thank you

  Ça va bien: (p. 34)— It’s going well

  Bateau: (p. 35)—boat

  Je t’aime: (p. 54)— I love you

  Bienvenue: (p. 59)— welcome

  Ma chérie: (p. 60)— my dear

  Ma petite: (p. 60)— my little one

  Adieu: (p. 60)— good-bye

  Bon anniversaire: (p. 60)— happy birthday

  Non: (p. 62)— no

  S’il vous plaît: (p. 63)— if you please

  Au revoir: (p. 63)— good-bye

  Bien sûr: (p. 63)—absolutely, of course

  Fête: (p. 64)—party

  Incroyable: (p. 65)— incredible

  Triste: (p. 68)—sad

  Premier séjour a Boston: (p. 71)— first stay in Boston

  Quelle bonne surprise!: (p. 71)— What a great surprise!

  J’ai une idée: (p. 72)— I have an idea

  Marveilleux: (p. 72)— marvelous

  Il est très mignon!: (p. 76)—He’s very cute!

  Tu as le bon goût!: (p. 76)— You have good taste!

  Allons-y!: (p. 76)—Let’s go!

  T’es folle?!: (p. 76)—You’re crazy?!

  Bisous: (p. 80)— kisses, like XOXO

  Bonne nuit: (p. 80)— good night

  Mode: (p. 88)—fashion

  Garçons: (p. 89)—boys

  Un par un: (p. 90)— one by one

  Oui: (p. 90)—yes

  Il est un joli chien: (p. 103)— He’s a cute dog

  Qu’est-ce qui se passe?: (p. 106)— What’s going on?

  Canard: (p. 106)—duck

  Grandpère: (p. 109)— grandfather

  Amusant: (p. 110)— fun

  Qu-est que c’est?: (p. 123)—What is it?

  Merci beaucoup: (p. 128)— thanks so much

  Parfait: (p. 130)— perfect

  L’amour: (p. 142)— love

  Très françai: (p. 167)— very French

  C’est la vie!: (p. 174)— that’s life

  Délicieux: (p. 175)— delicious

  Parler français: (p. 179)— speak French

  Paix: (p. 181)—peace

  Quoi de neuf?: (p. 192)—What’s new?

  Combien?: (p. 207)—How much?

  C’est une catastrophe: (p. 208)—It’s a catastrophe

  Aide-moi: (p. 208)—Help me

  Dangereux: (p. 213)— dangerous

  Comme un oiseau: (p. 213)— like a bird

  Chacun voit midi à sa porte: (p. 217)—Be true to yourself

  Félicitations: (p. 258)— congratulations

  Comment ça va aujourd’hui?: (p. 267)— How are you doing today?

  Tu va me manquer terriblement: (p. 273)—I’m going to miss you terribly

  Chaque jour: (p. 273)—every day

  Hebrew Words

  Bar/Bat Mitzvah: (p. 1)— coming-of-age ceremony for a Jewish boy/girl

  Mitzvah: (p. 42)—a good deed

  Yafe m’ode: (p. 84)— very cool

  Shabbat Shalom: (p. 249)— wishing you a day of peace

  Mazel Tov: (p. 255)—congratulations

  BSG Words

  Humongo-gigantic: (p. 5) adjective— humongous and gigantic

  Supermarvtastic: (p. 11) adjective— super, marvelous, and fantastic

  Mega-awesomicity: (p. 15) noun— super awesomeness

  Wowmazing: (p. 34) adjective— amazing

  Stupend-delicious: (p. 39) adjective— stupendous and delicious

  Perfectomundo: (p. 44) adjective— perfect

  Ginormous: (p. 102) adjective— gigantic and enormous

  Unvitations: (p. 126) noun— the opposite of invitations

  Defreakify: (p. 140) verb— to make less freaky

  Fantabulawesome: (p. 177) adjective—fantastic and fabulous and awesome

  Absolut-ively: (p. 251) adjective—absolutely positively

  Other Words

  Taffeta: (p. 10) noun—type of fabric

  Etiquette: (p. 21) noun— manners

  Bloke: (p. 36) noun— guy

  Surmised: (p. 54) verb— figured out

  Martyr: (p. 92) noun—someone who sacrifices something for the good of others

  Vehemently: (p. 98) adverb— with energy and passion

  Amphibious: (p. 114) adjective— able to go on land or in water

  Emphatically: (p. 117) adverb— strongly

  Forlorn: (p. 142) adjective— sad

  Charismatic: (p. 143) adjective— charming, fun

  Unintelligible: (p. 167) adjective— not understandable

  Linguistics: (p. 180) noun— rules of language

  Palpable: (p. 181) adjective— obvious, real

  Inevitable: (p. 183) adjective— unavoidable

  Blithely: (p. 201) adverb— casually

  Spontaneously: (p. 204) adverb— impulsively

  Cacophony: (p. 207) noun— loud mix of sounds

  Maelstrom: (p. 223) noun— an unstable and disorderly situation

  Chivalry: (p. 229) noun— gentlemanly behavior

  Lament: (p. 232) noun— cry of sadness

  Bravado: (p. 234) noun— bravery, daring

  Adroitly: (p. 235) adverb— skillfully

  Sanctuary: (p. 248) noun— safe, peaceful place

  Reminiscent: (p. 249) adjective— recalling, suggesting

  Reverberated: (p. 269) verb—echoed

  Collect all the BSG books today!

  #1 Worst Enemies/Best Friends

  Yikes! As if being the new girl isn’t bad enough . . . Charlotte just made the biggest cafeteria blunder in the history of Abigail Adams Junior High.

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  #2 Bad News/Good News

  Charlotte can’t believe it. Her father wants to move away again, and the timing couldn’t be worse for the Beacon Street Girls.

  READ IT!

  #3 Letters from the Heart

  Life seems perfect for Maeve and Avery . . . until they find out that in seventh grade, the world can turn upside down just like that.

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  #4 Out of Bounds

  Can the Beacon Street Girls bring the house down at Abigail Adams Junior High’s Talent Show? Or will the Queens of Mean steal the show?

  READ IT!

  #5 Promises, Promises

  Tensions rise when two BSG find themselves in a tight race for seventh-grade president at Abigail Adams Junior High.

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  #6 Lake Rescue

  The seventh grade outdoor trip promises lots o’ fun for the BSG—but will the adventure prove too much for one sensitive classmate?

  READ IT!

  #7 Freaked Out

  The party of the year is just around the corner. What happens when the party invitations are given out . . . but not to everyone?

  READ IT!

  #8 Lucky Charm

  Marty is missing! The BSG’s frantic search for their beloved pup leads them to a very famous person and the game of a lifetime.

  READ IT!

  #9 Fashion Frenzy

  Katani and Maeve are off to the Big Apple for a supercool teen fashion show. Will tempers fray in close quarters?

  READ IT!

  #10 Just Kidding

  The BSG are looking forward to Spirit Week at Abigail Adams Junior High, until some mean—and untrue—gossip about Isabel dampens everyone’s spirits.

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  #11 Ghost Town

  The BSG’s fun-filled week at a Montana dude ranch includes skiing, snow-boarding, cowboys, and celebrity twins—plus a ghost town full of secrets.

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  #12 Time’s Up

  Katani knows she can win the business contest. But with school and friends and family taking up all her
time, has she gotten in over her head?

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  #13 Green Algae and Bubble Gum Wars

  Inspired by the Sally Ride Science Fair, the BSG go green, but getting stuck slimed by some gooey supergum proves to be a major annoyance!

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  #14 Crush Alert

  Romantic triangles and confusion abound as the BSG look forward to the Abigail Adams Junior High Valentine’s Day dance.

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  #15 The Great Scavenger Hunt

  Winning an ocean-side scavenger hunt isn’t nearly as exciting for some of the BSG as surfing and beach volleyball or the chance to fulfill a Hollywood dream—with pirates!

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  Also . . . Our Special Adventure Series:

  Charlotte in Paris

  Something mysterious happens when Charlotte returns to Paris to search for her long-lost cat and to visit her best Parisian friend, Sophie.

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  Maeve on the Red Carpet

  A cool film camp at the Movie House is a chance for Maeve to become a star, but newfound fame has a downside for the perky redhead.

  READ IT!

  Freestyle with Avery

  Avery Madden can’t wait to go to Telluride, Colorado, to visit her dad! But there’s one surprise that Avery’s definitely not expecting.

  READ IT!

  Katani’s Jamaican Holiday

  A lost necklace and a plot to sabotage her family’s business threaten to turn Katani’s dream beach vacation in Jamaica into stormy weather.

  READ IT!

  Isabel’s Texas Two-Step

  A disastrous accident with a valuable work of art and a sister with a diva attitude give Isabel a bad case of the ups and downs on a special family trip.

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  Ready! Set! Hawaii!

  Bon voyage! The BSG are off on a Hawaiian cruise. Can they navigate the high-seas drama caused by Avery’s family surprise and a troublesome, pineapple-loving parrot?

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  Be sure to read all of our books:

  BOOK 1 - worst enemies/best friends

  BOOK 2 - bad news/good news

  BOOK 3 - letters from the heart

  BOOK 4 - out of bounds

  BOOK 5 - promises, promises

  BOOK 6 - lake rescue

  BOOK 7 - freaked out

  BOOK 8 - lucky charm

  BOOK 9 - fashion frenzy

  BOOK 10 - just kidding

  BOOK 11 - ghost town

  BOOK 12 - time’s up

  BOOK 13 - green algae and bubble gum wars

  BOOK 14 - crush alert

  BOOK 15 - the great scavenger hunt

  BOOK 16 - sweet thirteen

  BSG Special Adventure Books:

  charlotte in paris

  maeve on the red carpet

  freestyle with avery

  katani’s jamaican holiday

  isabel’s texas two-step

  ready! set! hawaii!

  This book is a work of fiction. Any references to historical events, real people, or real locales are used fictitiously. Other names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination, and any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

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