Tiger Beetle at Kendallwood: 2 (Norma Jean Lutz Classic Collection)

A great book filled with fascinating characters and an excellent plot that held my interest all the way to the end. All the characters seemed to pop off the page! Many reminded me of people I'd known during my high school days. I loved how Marcy and Cissy, though twins, were total opposites in personality and interests. Marcy is not a stereotypical teenaged girl. I sympathized with her because she always seemed to get caught in the middle of Cissy's amusing (and often annoying)antics as she competed with the story's domineering Southern belle, Maureen, both of whom had their hearts set on football hero Spence. These characters, coupled with the plot's twists and turns, kept me wondering what Spence was really all about. I won't ruin this story by divulging that here. What's up with Spence kept me reading till the book's very end. A great, and entertaining, read!