Good-bye, Best Friend

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HarperPaperbacks, 1993 - Juvenile Fiction - 151 pages
From the author of the bestselling Sunset Island series. Because she has cystic fibrosis, Star has never been able to do the things most kids do--like have a best friend. But when she meets Courtney at Hope House, the two become fast friends--until Courtney goes back to a normal, healthy life, and Star is still too sick to leave Hope House.

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actress added Alison Ambrose anchovies Andrea antibiotics anyway Aunt Amy Aunt Amy's boyfriend breath called CHERIE BENNETT code red cough Courtney asked Courtney Cambridge Courtney cried Courtney looked Courtney's bed Courtney's friends cute cystic fibrosis dance door everything exocrine glands eyes face feel felt girl going grin guess hair hall hand happened hard hate head Hope House Hot House Princess hugged I'm a cheerleader Jeff kids kissed knew kum ba yah laughed lungs mean meat loaf mother mouth movie never nice nodded okay overbite party Pembroke phlegm pillow pizza pneumonia pretend pulled Rachel Rachel Harris roommate Sally Sally's scared screamed shrugged sick sighed smile Somerset sorry Star stared Steve stupid sure talk tell thing thumps told Courtney tonight Tortunesky Torturer trying turned voice walked Winona Ryder Yeah yelled York

About the author (1993)

Cherie Bennett was born in Buffalo, N.Y. She attended Wayne State University, and then the University of Michigan. Cherie and her husband, Jeff Gottesfeld, often write on teen themes. They wrote the Trash series together, while Cherie authored the best-selling series Sunset Island. Cherie's fiction includes "Life in the Fat Land" and " Zink." Some of her other works include Girls In Love and Turn Me On. Her syndicated column, "Hey, Cherie!" appears in papers coast to coast. She is also one of America's finest young playwrights and a back-to-back winner of the Kennedy Center's "New Visions/New Voices" playwriting award. Cherie and Jeff also write under the pseudonymns C. J. Anders and Zoey Dean. Cherie and Jeff live in Nashville and Los Angeles.

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TitleGood-bye, Best Friend
Harper YA Novel
AuthorCherie Bennett
Editionreprint
PublisherHarperPaperbacks, 1993
ISBN0061067393, 9780061067396
Length151 pages
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Juvenile Fiction / Social Themes / Friendship
  
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