The uncertain heroine of Alice, I Think () returns for another hilarious turn as the Most Maladjusted Teen in Smithers, British Columbia (pop. 5,). Having acquired both a best friend and a boyfriend, Alice is now poised to conquer the world by entering the Miss Smithers Pageant, a months-long competition that will test her speaking ability, fashion sense, and resolute lack of talent—as well as Author: Susan Juby. Miss Smithers: A Review. by Emma Carbone. June 8, Regular readers might remember my previous demonstration of fondness for Alice, I Think by Susan Juby. By itself, the book was fantastically funny with some great plot points and characters. So imagine my happiness back in when I realized a sequel (set a bit after the first novel's. Miss. In a world of earnest teen angst Juby is genuinely, buoyantly funny. . Miss Smithers is one of the most good-natured, large-hearted books I’ve encountered in many a season. Everybody in .
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We learn in volume two that Alice lives in Smithers, British Columbia, population 5,, and childhood home of Susan Juby. A family friend gets Alice to enter the annual Miss Smithers beauty contest. Her experiences with the contest and her failed efforts to lose her virginity (her friend George has already succeeded) are the plot lines for this volume. The uncertain heroine of Alice, I Think () returns for another hilarious turn as the Most Maladjusted Teen in Smithers, British Columbia (pop. 5,). Having acquired both a best friend and a boyfriend, Alice is now poised to conquer the world by entering the Miss Smithers Pageant, a months-long competition that will test her speaking ability, fashion sense, and resolute lack of talent—as well as both friendship and relationship. Miss Smithers: A Review. by Emma Carbone. June 8, Regular readers might remember my previous demonstration of fondness for Alice, I Think by Susan Juby. By itself, the book was fantastically funny with some great plot points and characters. So imagine my happiness back in when I realized a sequel (set a bit after the first novel's. Miss.
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