Confessions of a Teen Nanny #2: Rich Girls - Hardcover

Ashton, Victoria

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9780060731793: Confessions of a Teen Nanny #2: Rich Girls

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ISBN 10: 0060731796 ISBN 13: 9780060731793

Publisher: HarperTeen, 2006

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Is it possible to be too rich?

When there's a debutante party that everybody who's anybody will be at, what's a girl to do? Sneak into it, of course! Liz Braun and Adrienne Lewis return in this second novel about the agonizing trials, embarrassing tribulations, and wild parties involved with being a teenage nanny. These two girls–next–door have seen it all–and have the Valentino dresses and broken hearts to prove it.

Victoria Ashton's irresistible peek into the outrageous life of the elite and wealthy is full of glamour, fun, and intrigue.

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About the Author:

Victoria Ashton was born in New York and attended an elite private school. She has worked and played with the rich and famous and has seen it all—the good, the bad, and the completely outrageous. Victoria divides her time among New York City, the Hamptons, and London. She is also the author of Confessions of a Teen Nanny and Rich Girls.

From School Library Journal:

Grade 8 Up–Its payback time! and Adrienne and Liz, the nannies from Confessions of a Teen Nanny (HarperCollins, 2005), are back with an agenda. (Those who missed the first book are quickly brought up to speed in this installment.) Wicked Cameron, the beautiful, conniving, socialite half-sister of Emma, Adriennes charge, has stolen Adriennes boyfriend. While she schemes to win him back, her friend Liz, who works for a psychiatrist who treats her children like research subjects, has attracted the attention of one of societys spoiled, pampered, handsome, yet fickle drones. Is he just slumming with Liz while he wines and dines other girls? The teens are granted the perfect opportunity to settle some scores, and their plans fall neatly into place. Fast-paced and entertaining, the antics of these nannies are a lighter alternative to Cecily von Ziegesars Gossip Girl series or Zoey Deans A-List series (both Little, Brown). The usual filler is present–drugs, drinking, absentee parents, and allusions to sex–but is not overly glamorized. The ending clearly indicates that another book is forthcoming.–Erin Senig, Bronxville Public Library, NY
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