Second Best #16
Second Best #16 by Francine Pascal, published by Scholastic in 1998, follows the Wakefield twins as they navigate the excitement of an upcoming party and personal challenges. Jessica is eager to get “un-grounded” in time to attend, while Elizabeth is focused on a statewide essay contest with a $100 prize. Both twins are also dedicated to their special school projects, which adds to the dynamic of their busy lives.
In this edition, readers will find the twins’ stories intertwining with the experiences of their classmates, particularly Tom McKay and his brother Dylan. As Elizabeth seeks to encourage Dylan, who struggles with feelings of inadequacy compared to his brother, the narrative explores themes of sibling relationships and personal growth. This book presents a relatable glimpse into the lives of young teens balancing school, friendships, and aspirations.
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Things are happening fast for the Wakefield twins. The biggest party of the year is coming up. If Jessica can get “un-grounded” in time, she’ll be able to go. Elizabeth is entering a statewide essay contest, hoping to win the $100 prize. And both twins are putting in extra time on their special school projects.Cute, smart, and popular Tom McKay is in Jessica’s work group. His antisocial brother, Dylan, is in Elizabeth’s. Dylan feels that he will never be as good as his brother. So why should he even bother to try? Elizabeth really wants to prove to Dylan that he can be the best at something, too. But can she help him without coming between two brothers?
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