Os alunos da 7 serie do colegio Abigail Adams estao euforicos! Julie Faber distribuiu os convites para o aniversario dela, que promete ser A festa! As GRB nao querem ficar de fora, mas tem um problema... a Avery nao foi convidada! Sera que Katani, Maeve, Charlotte e Isabel vao ficar ao lado da amiga e perder o evento do ano? Que duvida cruel! A Maeve tem mais uma preocupacao: um dificil teste de matematica. Ela precisa ir bem ou corre o risco de repetir de ano!
Mas a agitacao ainda nao acabou: Avery e Isabel vao ajudar um grupo de criancas muito especiais a ter um dia incrivel (com direito a aparecer na TV!). E as meninas vao aprender uma licao sobre fazer a coisa certa, mesmo contra a opiniao dos outros. Confira!

Meave is freaked out 'cause the big math test is coming up! If she gets less then a C she wont pass math! If Meave fails the test she could be grounded for weeks and that means she'll miss the biggest party of the year. But soon the BSG finds out that Avery was not invited but Avery insests that they all go. Meave was not grounded from failing the test so she could still go Isabel stays with Avery and it all works out fine. ( )

Reviewed by Allison Fraclose for TeensReadToo.com

Even though Maeve has managed to work with her dyslexia to become an okay student, her math grade may end up spelling her doom. Mr. "The Crow" Sherman seems to have it in for her, and if Maeve can't pull it together for the midterm math test, she may risk getting left behind.

There's even more to worry about with Julie Faber's birthday bash coming up. The whole school is talking about it, and every member of the Beacon Street Girls receives an invitation... except one. The rest of the girls are trapped between loyalty to their friend and their desire to not miss out on the party of the year.

Even after it grows painfully obvious that her exclusion is no accident, the left out BSG member struggles with her own insecurities, and tries to keep in mind that plenty of other classmates also did not receive an invitation.

Trying to put the problem of the party aside, the girls work to make learning math fun and easy for Maeve, but Maeve's problem may not have anything to do with math itself, but may be more related to how she is approaching the situation. With luck, maybe Maeve can take her mind off of the impending party and focus on her grades to come up with a solution.

It was amusing to watch the Beacon Street Girls tackle this common problem among groups of friends. It's nice to see how different opinions and approaches are taken into account, so that the reactions of the characters appear most natural and likely in a real life setting. ( )