Jenny Archer is a character in a series of books written by Ellen Conford. In each of the books, Jenny becomes involved in some kind of adventure. In this particular book, Jenny's interest in detective books, takes form in real life. She becomes suspicious of the neighbors across the street, and their seemingly criminal activity. Despite her mothers advice and warnings, Jenny plunges forward with her own brand of investigation. Will she be the next Nancy Drew, or is she just a nuisance? Knowing Jenny, anything can happen. This book is a good reading level for 3rd-4th graders depending on interest. Ellen Conford is a wonderful children's author.

On a scale from 1 to 5 I would deffinitly give it a 4 1/2! The way she explained the characters was absolutly side spliting fall out of your chair crack your head open and die laughing! w/ its zany characters and plot it is a 100% grade A read. i truly recomened this bok for someone who needs a good laugh and a light, funny read. do yourself a favor and and read this book for yourself and nobody else. not me and not your uncle joe. for yourself. I promise you will love this book from the first to the last page! READ THIS BOOK! PERIOD..................

This is a great book. The stories may be short, but you get to know the characters. The best story involves a girl who is crazy about a rock star who goes to great lengths to see him, including sneaking into his hotel he is staying. Ellen Conford is a great author for teenage girls to read.
It is too bad most of her books are out of print. You might want to try to check out some of her books at your local library or a used book store. There usually a good selection of her books. This book is a must have from her collection.

Jenny Archer is a character in a series of books written by Ellen Conford. In each of the books, Jenny becomes involved in some kind of adventure. In this particular book, Jenny is chosen to appear in a TV commercial for a new food. Her over zealous interest in a budding acting career, becomes a source of annoyance to her family and friends. When the commercial finally airs on TV, there is a terrible twist and Jenny becomes the brunt of much teasing by her peers. Will she survive? Knowing Jenny, she'll probably pull through. This book is a good reading level for 3rd-4th graders depending on interest. Ellen Conford is a wonderful children's author.

All four short stories, "The Bridge", "Destination Unknown", "Shadow Girl", and "A Labor Day Carol", are well worth the read. The true gem is the second story, as it explores the awkward and ugly side of being an introspective teen-ager --- wanting to be "just like everyone else" and struggling to find one's identity amidst problems with peers and family

Jenny Archer is a character in a series of books written by Ellen Conford. In each of the books, Jenny becomes involved in some kind of adventure. In this particular book, Jenny decides she will no longer eat school lunches. Instead she concocts her own delicious creations, much to the envy of her classmates. Soon her friends are offering money for her to include them in her signature lunches. Jenny quickly becomes overwhelmed and faces many hardships of young entrepreneurs. The question becomes whether or not her business will succeed? This book is a good reading level for 3rd-4th graders depending on interest. Ellen Conford is a wonderful children's author.

"Felicia The Critic" is a neat book because it is realistic. In fact, my brother is a lot like Felicia. I thought it was cute how she decided to do "constructive critsism". If you agree on what I think of this book email me at StarGrl684@aol.com. Thank you! --Madeline

An aspiring disc jockey and an aspiring comedian find their comfortable relationship becomes quite stormy when they get their big change to pursue their dreams