In Girls of Canby Hall #19, One Boy Too Many, Jane's boyfriend, Neal, is coming to Canby Hall to visit. The problem is that Jane has a new boyfriend, Cary, and neither boy knows about the other. Andy and Toby disapprove of the way that Jane is handling the situation, but Jane does not care.
Cary doesn't have long hair or an earring on the book cover. He is depicted as the exact opposite of what he is supposed to be.
Andy states that she has never been to Oakley Prep. That's odd. Jane and Andy went to a dance at Oakley Prep in the previous book.
I appreciate that Jane's roommates understand that Jane's behavior is disrespectful to both boys. Faith and Shelley seldom had a problem with Dana's fickleness.
I enjoyed this book.
In Girls of Canby Hall Super Edition, Something Old, Something New, the girls' housemother, Alison, is getting married. For some inexplicable reason, Dana, Faith, and Shelley are the only previous Canby Hall girls invited to the wedding. Furthermore, they and the three new Room 407 girls plan a bridal shower together. The planning goes poorly because the old 407 girls apparently hate the new 407 girls, and nobody can agree about anything.
This is a pretty bad book. The original Room 407 girls act awful all through the book. For instance, Faith tells the waitress to add anchovies to the new girls' pizza. That doesn't even sound like Faith, and besides, it's a low trick to tamper with someone else's food without their knowledge. Later in the book, all six girls have a childish food fight. Ugh.
This book is padded with lots of filler. The original 407 girls just graduated a few books ago, but the reader gets to read pages and pages of reminiscing about everything the girls ever did at Canby Hall. Spare me.
I did not like this book.
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