My Life In Pink and Green (Book 1)
~ Lucy Desberg believes in taking fate into her own hands. When the local
homecoming queen shows up at her family’s drugstore with a beauty disaster that Lucy helps to fix, word gets out, and suddenly Lucy has a line of makeover customers for every school dance and bat mitzvah in Connecticut. But it’ll take more than makeovers to save the struggling pharmacy. Lucy searches long and hard for a solution that will resuscitate the family business and help the environment, too. But will Lucy’s spacey mom and stubborn grandma stop fighting long enough to listen to a seventh-grader?…
My Summer Of Pink and Green (Book 2)
~ Lucy Desberg is a problem solver. Which is a good thing, because as soon
as she saves the day in My Life in Pink and Green, new challenges begin to pop up. Lucy’s sister and her best friend would rather hang out with their boyfriends than with Lucy – leaving her with the spa investor’s extremely irritating daughter. Plus there’s a new coordinator in charge of the renovations who pushes her gently but firmly aside. No one seems to want Lucy’s problem-solving expertise…
Pink and Green Is the New Black (Book 3)
~ Lucy Desberg is finally in eighth grade, and she’s planning on having the
best year ever! On the outside, it seems like that would be easy: Her family’s spa is doing well, and she has a boyfriend, Yamir. But Yamir’s high school now, and Lucy’s too embarrassed to admit to anyone that he hasn’t called her in weeks. Maybe if she pretends everything is still perfect, it can be. Instead of dwelling on the negative, Lucy throws herself into planning the Eighth-Grade Masquerade, using her makeup skills to rally her classmates. But ignoring a problem doesn’t make it go away – it only delays the inevitable. And if Lucy really wants her last year of middle school to be the absolute best, she’s going to have to be honest with herself and with her friends, even if that means admitting things aren’t as perfect as they seem.
