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April 16, 2008

Scrambled Eggs at Midnight

Filed under: YA fiction — broadwaychica24 @ 3:02 am
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Scrambled Eggs at Midnight
By: Brad Barkley
Genre: fiction

Summary
Calliope – or Cal as she prefers to be called – is sick of traveling. Her mother, Delores, moves frequently around the country, working at different Renaissance fairs. All Cal wants is a place to call home. And a boyfriend would be nice too.
Then there’s Eliot, the firework-creating son of a Christian-fat-camp manager. Eliot’s getting tired of his father’s all religious all-the-time attitude and, in truth, so is his mother.
Shortly after Cal moves to Eliot’s town, the two meet and hit it off, Will their relationship withstand a Jewish barbecue expert, their parents, arsenic and black powder, green lips, beaches, and – of course – scrambled eggs?

Reviewer Hannah, Grade 9, Age 14

4 Comments »

  1. i’m just like cal!

    Comment by lremymiller — April 16, 2008 @ 6:51 pm | Reply

  2. i totally love this book. i lovve the way they tell it in two different views. cal and eliot are the perfect couple and i hope this becomes a movie. i would definly go and see it over and over again!!!

    Comment by rosie — May 4, 2008 @ 6:31 pm | Reply

  3. I absolutely LOOOOVED this book.
    It is by far, the best book I’ve read.
    And I agree, it would definitely make an amazing movie!

    Comment by Toni — January 13, 2009 @ 3:57 pm | Reply

  4. This is my favorite book of all time and I want it to be a movie soooo bad!

    I’ve read it like 10 times.

    Comment by Tess — February 2, 2009 @ 5:26 pm | Reply


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