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    [title] => Super-Secret Spy Girl
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    [synopsis] => Lights! Camera! Action! Jules is back to take center stage!
	School is out, and Jules is hitting the road! She's off to Montreal where she'll film her first ever movie, The Spy in the Attic. But that means no friends around on her birthday and no birthday party. And with only a hockey player and diva starlet as cast mates in a town where no one speaks her language, Jules is feeling awfully lonely. Good thing her best friend Elinor is sending super-secret spy missions tokeep Jules busy. With a little stealth and a whole lot of gumption, she just might be able to turn her bummer summer into a blockbuster.       Praise for STARRING JULES (AS HERSELF)"Ain gives Jules a truly funny narrative voice; her personality, misunderstandings, and tendency to overthink things are the driving force behind the story..."--PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, starred review"Debut author Ain introduces a new chapter-book darling with pizzazz and quite a stage presence."--KIRKUS REVIEW       A Pennsylvania girl at heart, Beth Ain fell in love with life in New York City, and she loves trying to capture the essence of family life there. Thankfully, she now has the benefits of both city and small town life, having settled in Port Washington, NY, where she lives very happily with her husband and their two kids.       rom STARRING JULES (SUPER-SECRET SPY GIRL)"They say your movie is going to be a blockbuster," Charlotte says the minute she sees me. "Who says?" I say."Variety," Charlotte says. "What's Variety?" I ask."It's a magazine all about important things that happen in show business," Charlotte says. "I can't believe you don't read it. You are seriously the worst child actress ever.""Well, maybe Jules doesn't NEED a magazine to tell her things she already knows," Elinor says, "because she's an actual actress in an actual movie, so she already knows these things in the first place."What am I ever going to do without Elinor this summer?"Well, anyway, between Rick Hinkley and Emma Saxony, who is practically perfect, I don't think anyone will notice you so much, Jules, so that's good," Charlotte says. "You won't have to be so crazy nervous all the time."I glare at her because I'm pretty sure she isn't complimenting me."Anyway, have fun in England, Elinoh! Sorry you're missing my luncheon," Charlotte says before stomping away. She is throwing herself a going-to-sleepaway-camp luncheon at the diner. What makes it a luncheon and not just a lunch is the fact that it is a lunch party. I know this because I made the mistake of asking Charlotte when she invited me. "Oh, don't leave without giving me your address," she shouts from the swing set. "I'll be writing to you all on scented stationery with scented markers.""She better not send me anything orange-scented," I say. Maybe I don't read Variety, but I do know that this movie might end up being popular, and I am trying to forget about that since it makes me nervous. I have been trying to spend less time thinking about all these people going to sit in their sticky, squeaky movie-theater seats watching the spy version of me, and more time thinking about Canada and all the things I'm going to get to do there."She's wrong anyway, Julesium." Teddy Lichtenstein has arrived at the picnic. "According to research, any movie with a former sports star who tries to be a movie star doesn't end up doing very well at all." "Thanks, Teddy," I say.We run around and swing high on the swings and eat sushi rolls and grapes all afternoon until people start packing up. My mom and Teddy's mom, Andie, barely ever look up from the conversation they are having on our blanket, and I wonder why they never run out of things to talk about."Elinor," Mrs. Breedlove says, coming over to us, "we have to get on with it."At this, my mom stands up and the two moms look at each other with the mom expression that means everyone
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