Moonstruck in Manhattan

by Wendy Lee Nentwig

After a shaky start, Cooper finds that change isn't so bad after all. Her relationship with Josh looks promising, and her modeling career has taken off. But when Josh asks Cooper to the spring dance, things turn sour. For reasons Cooper can't fathom, Alex insists they all go to the big event together, and Claire shows signs of jealousy. On top of it all, Cooper learns that Josh is spending time with a cute redhead from his English class.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764220667
• ISBN13: 9780764220661
• Release Date: July 1998
• Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
• Length: 155 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.3" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 12 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 12

Customer Reviews

Unmistakably Exciting!

If you've read any other Cooper Ellis books, you'll be familiar with Wendy Lee Nentwig's incredible talent for writing. Cooper and her friends Alex and Claire are back, along with Josh, Cooper's boyfriend hopeful. While Josh seems, at times, genuinely interested in Cooper, why does he appear to continually be hiding something from Cooper and mysteriously running off somewhere else? And then there's the pretty little redhead Reagan Josh keeps showing up with, even though he's just asked Cooper to the spring dance. At the same time, Cooper's modelling career is flourishing, with getting a job with a hot new photographer. But though his work is very professional, Cooper's just not comfortable around him. Meanwhile, between Cooper's modelling and her struggle to define her relationship with Josh, her friendships with Alex and Claire seem to quickly be drifting away. In this funny episode with Cooper, you'll experience a lot of laughs and a few times of seriousness and contemplation. It's easy to get into this book and hard to put down! Believe me, it doesn't take long before you feel like you're right there. If you liked Cooper before, you'll love her now. Check out Moonstruck in Manhattan!

page-turner

i'm a picky reader but i couldn't put this book down. when i read a book i like to relate to it and this book i could totally relate to. i highly recommend you read this book.