title: Adventures of Sugar and Junior
author:  Angela Shelf Medearis 
description: Grade 2-3-In four chapters, Medearis relates the friendship and adventures of Sugar Johnson, a black girl, and Santiago Ramirez, a Hispanic boy known as Junior. The first story is the best as the two new neighbors meet and Sugar relates how she got her name. The other chapters cover cookie baking, a scary movie, and buying ice-cream cones. One of book's strengths is the easy and open friendship between the two children. Poydar introduces each chapter with a large watercolor painting and then sprinkles the text with smaller pictures that capture the expressions and action of the characters. The school-age children, large-print type, easy vocabulary, and chapter format make the book most appropriate for beginning readers, who will relate to the activities and see themselves as Sugar and Junior, meeting new people and making friends as they move beyond the family circle and out into a larger world.<br /><i>Judith Gloyer, Milwaukee Public Library</i><br />Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
zlib_text: The Sweetest Jerk #3 (An Alpha Billionaire Romance)
  Ava Claire
  Copyright © 2017
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  The Sweetest Jerk Series
  The Sweetest Jerk #1
  The Sweetest Jerk #2
  The Sweetest Jerk #3
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  Table of Contents
  Copyright Page
  CHAPTER FIFTEEN: NATALEE
  CHAPTER SIXTEEN: JASON
  CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: NATALEE
  CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: JASON
  CHAPTER NINETEEN: NATALEE
  CHAPTER TWENTY: JASON
  About the Author
  
  CHAPTER FIFTEEN: NATALEE
  I gripped my bag, clutching every butterfly that whirled in my gut. It didn’t help that Scott wasn’t
  the ‘Surprise!’ type.
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