Chloe Turner has a lot in common with her favorite children's book, Eloise. They both live in a famous hotel in New York City, but Eloise was a guest and Chloe's father is an employee of the St. Michele hotel. Chloe's ambition is to be just like her father, a respected concierge for the St. Michele hotel. Her first assignment in helping her father is to find out what will make a bratty girls birthday week the most memorable. When Chloe does a remarkable job, she is promoted to junior concierge and her next task is to show three royal guests the sights around New York City. Making sure that each person is happy turns out to be more difficult than she imagined. To top things off the youngest princess disappears, leaving Chloe and the princesses siblings left to try an find her before the King learns she is lost. I especially liked the adventurous journey that the children embark on through New York City's famous landmarks, restaurants and attractions. It really gives you the feel of being in New York. I also liked the moments shared between Chloe and Alex and felt the story was resolved in a fun way.
Three Bird Summer by Sara St. Antoine
![18339696](https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1384017209l/18339696.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment