Let Me Fix That for You by Janice Erlbaum

She produces a weekly video series called 'Advice for Young Writers.' You can find her on her website.Janice Erlbaum writes books, some of which are for tweens, others of which are for adults. She lives in New York City with her husband and their two pesky cats. Kirkus Reviews About the Author Janice Erlbaum is the author of the memoirs Have You Found Her and Girlbomb, and the middle grade novel Let Me Fix that For You. it offers a positive message that in life, good and bad come together. Booklist The savagery of middle school social dynamics will resonate. A refreshingly honest look at the true meaning of luck. Books that speak directly to the experiences of upper middle-schoolers are rare these days, often falling into the gap between middle grade and YA. School Library Journal Erlbaums first book for young readers is freshly voiced, modern, and accessible. This story reminds readers that even the worst day of your life may lead to the luckiest little thing. The consistent reminders about the letter keep the story moving forward and create an irresistible page-turner. Booklist Review Quotes *An ILA Young Adult Readers List Selection!* With so many different subplots, a wide variety of readers will find this story relatable. How does this lucky letter work? Who sent it? And whats going to happen when the thirty days are done? Praise for Lucky Little Things: With so many different subplots, a wide variety of readers will find this story relatable. When the things on her list start coming true, she races to understand whats happening. The letter promises that ten lucky little things will happen to her over the next thirty days-she just has to make a list of what she wants. Then Emma receives a mysterious letter with no return address. Worst of all, her beloved Aunt Jenny died recently, leaving Emma and her single mom reeling with grief. The popular kids at her school ignore her, the boy she likes is out of her league, and her best friend has been ditching her for the mean girls. Eighth-grader Emma Macintyre could use some good luck. Book Synopsis A funny and heartfelt realistic middle-grade novel about friendship, family, and the meaning of luck, from author Janice Erlbaum. About the Book 8th-grader Emma Macintyre is mourning the loss of mothers best friend, Aunt Jenny, and struggling to keep her own best friend from drifting apart when she receives a mysterious letter telling her to write a list of 10 lucky things she wants to happen.

Let Me Fix That for You by Janice Erlbaum