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a cute book! Quick and easy read, Lost in London is a middleschool read about ayear old named Jordan who wants to get out of her small town of Wilmington DE, reshape herself into someone "cool" and experiences something international.
When an opportunity arises within her school to do a foreign project, her parents reluctantly agree and off she goes to London for a whirlwind week!

Well, at least she thought it would be.


When she arrives she finds out that the daughter of the family she's staying with, Caroline, isn't a huge fan of chauffeuring around someone to all the tourist sights during her holiday break week.
Then, they get stuck in a mall overnight and have to evade security but they try to have a bit of fun, learn more about each other and maybe break the ice.
Until, they find out that there was also a robbery that night at the mall and they're the prime suspects because of Caroline's arch nemesis who leaked photos and videos of them parading around the locked mall.


Will they be arrested and tried as suspects Will they finally become friends Most importantly to her parents, will she get her report done in time in order to make her trip worth it

Stars.
This was a really cute read, I could see myself in middle school really enjoying it, The characters are well written, they're age appropriate and I thought some of the London sites and information provided was interesting and factual.


Now, I'm off to have some tea,

will also be posted to my blog sitelinkwww, kagoodsell. com/bookreviews, GoodReads, and TikTok unearthingeco Well I think this you should read this book because the Jordan is not really lost she is just lost in thought of her making a deal with her parents and she spending not really important things like makeup.
She sneaks around stores and lost in being not really good like the deal she made with her parents to go to London.
Her parents wanted her to see the sights and less shopping too, So I feel like this book has some crazy adventures and events, This is a cool book to me and I recommend this book to you, Most of her friends are kind but expect one, . . which is Caroline. I think that Caroline was mostly acting because when Jordan came to visit Caroline just did what she wanted and did not talk with Jordan.
So Lost in London was amazing for the adventures not about Jordan being lost in London, Wow!!! Epic amp awsome Jordan

just got to London for a school trip and the girl she's supposed to be good friends with already hates her.
Although when she gets locked in a department store overnight and a bunch of thefts keep taking place right after they go to the different sites, Jordan wonders if she should have gone on this trip after all.


I gave this book five because I really couldn't put it down! I thought it was really good and can't wait until the other two "Lost in.
. . " come out! I would recommend this book to people who like action filled, mystery fiction books, Good Jordan spends Spring Break in London and comes home with some unexpected insights and baggage, Like most of us, Jordan's expectations and anticipation grow in proportion to the magnitude of our destination, When she gets there and encounters an unpleasant tour guide, it looks like the week may not provide the report info she needs to satisfy her reluctant parents.
Fortunately, Jordan finds out that tweens in London are not really so different from America and discovers a new set of friends.
What I really loved about this book was the detailed info on the places Jordan was visiting making it a mini guidebook and no doubt piquing the interest of readers in visiting themselves.
This series makes for great summer reading, especially with travel restrictions still in place due to the pandemic, Readers can still visit Europe and dream about going there in person someday, Totally adorable and every kid's dream to be locked in a department store, It's like Corduroy for the tween set, Plus: LONDON. It was a super ecititing book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So cute, I loved Jordan trying to figure out and use British lingo adorable,

Not sure if “Lost in London” was exactly the right title for this quirky story but I enjoyed it as a fluffy read.
I have literally read this booktimes and I used to love it SO much and now I cant bring myself to donate it so its still sitting on my bookshelf This was a very entertaining book.
It had lots of laugh out loud moments, I also appreciate that it was a fast read, However, I feel that it was a little young for me, I mean, for goodness sake, they're tweens! Not even in high school yet! Also, even when I was in middle school, I hated those girls that wore makeup and fashionable clothes to be popular.
They were so fake, and this book was filled with girls like that, I honestly only read this book because it was set in London, I am very excited for my trip abroad and I wanted to read books related to travel because of that.
However, I think from now on, I'll be sticking to my teen fiction books, among the many other genres that I read.
Now don't get me wrong, there are still children's books that I love Warriors, The School for Good and Evil , Harry Potter, etc.
. It just means that next time I decide to read a kid's book, I will be more selective with my choices.

I gave one star for it being set in London, and one star for the outrageously funny situations that Jordan managed to get herself into.
What an adorable tween read,

Jordan wants a bit of excitement in her life, and nothing says excitement like a trip abroad to London.
But can she convince her parents Of course, I mean, it wouldnt be a story if the answer was no, right

But what happens when Jordan arrives is nothing she is prepared for.
After all, she is there for an adventure, and she finds one, One that is more than she bargained for,

Tween readers will find themselves thrown into the plot quickly, Callaghan does not wait to build her story after all, she has to get her readers to London, right By chapter two, that is where we areand we do not stop until the novels conclusion.


While reading, I found myself giggling out loud as well as face palming, I mean, we are dealing with characters that are thirteen, so some of their choices are justridiculously ridiculous, But, I am not the audience of this novel, and the true audience will eat it up,

Jordan is a likeable character, She wants to be friends with everyone, live life to the fullest while in London, leave nothing out, Readers will see her transform throughout the novel into a more confident young lady, and that is what I really enjoyed about the novel.
She is not a stagnant charactershe grows, much like her adventures, and Callaghan shows readers what growing up is really about: taking life and going with it.
It will not always be fun, The best decisions will not always be made, But, you deal.

As for Caroline, I really enjoyed her, After reading the description I was afraid she would be really unlikable, like Mean Girls unlikeable, But that was not the case, She is just a typical teen is who forced to hang with someone when all she wants to do is do her own thing.
How many of us can relate I think tween readers will as well,

All of the characters brought a fun feel to the novelCarolines friends quickly accept Jordan and take her under their wing.
They are all fun. I want to hang out with them because they are smart, clever, and have British accents, What more could a girl want in friends

I recommend this novel for fourth grade readers, It is fun. It has a great message, But mostly, it is fun,

There is a discrepancy in the summaryit says Jordan is twelve, but in the novel she is actually thirteen.

This book was cute enough, It's a light fluffy read, not meant to be life changing, But it should have been quick, and instead, it took me almost a month, I just wasn't drawn in to the point where I had to pick it back up, At times it felt rushed, or so sparse I couldn't tell what was happening, like when she was riding the horse.
Sometimes little things happened and then nothing came of it, IDK, it was a cute read but not my favorite, I won't be reading the rest of the series, but I'm sure it will appeal to kids interested in travel and not concerned about little details like that.
For something called Lost in London, I expected more Lost, and less of a girl who knew everything about London and knew exactly where she wanted to go.


Our main character was pretty great, I loved that instead of shopping, she preferred to go out and see the sights of London, I also love how she tried all kinds of stuff out, Not only foods, but also words and also tried new clothing,

Caroline was a bitch, I am sorry, I didn't like her one bit throughout the book, Even when she was nice, I was just sure that she was acting, because otherwise her mummy and daddy would be angry and she might not get her precious stuff.
And sure, I know with the ending she turned better, but I still don't and won't like her,

Sam was a great character, though I hated the whole phone thing that kept popping up, Once was fun, Twice was soso, but afterortimes I just was thinking that he should grow up,

Ellie, I am still not sure what to think of her, Most of the times, I just thought she was annoying and an idiot, She was just so frustrating,

Sebastian Seriously, what is up with that guy, Even to the last page, even when we found out stuff, I just wanted him erased from the book,

I loved what they did to Caroline, the bitch had it coming,

The whole robbery stuff I didn't feel like it fitted with the book, Especially since we already had quite a bit of things going on, Caroline attitude, a new place, new friends, Sebastian's stuff,
But it made for a nice ending, I was at first worried that they would just skip it and not resolve that little problem.


The sights and touring through London were fun and I really enjoyed them,

All in all, a pretty decent book, but I still can't give it more thanstars,

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