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Title	:	The Brightest Light
Author	:	Colleen O'Shaughnessy McKenna
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 191 pages
Published	:	October 1st 1994 by Scholastic (first published 1992)
Categories	:	Young Adult

The Brightest Light

Colleen O'Shaughnessy McKenna

Paperback | Pages: 191 pages

Rating: 4.04 | 47 Users | 4 Reviews

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Kitty Lee wants this summer to be the best ever. She's got a job that will help her save for a new car. She's got her best friend, Dottie, to hang out with. What she doesn't have is a boyfriend--but even that's not a major problem.

And then Kitty Lee meets the Curtis family--or rather she meets the incredibly handsome Mr. Curtis--and her entire world turns upside down. All of a sudden she finds herself working for the Curtises as a full-time baby-sitter. It isn't easy. Because what this family really needs is a mother and a wife. Jobs Mrs. Curtis doesn't do very well, and that sixteen-year-old Kitty Lee isn't ready to handle...

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Original Title:	The Brightest Light
ISBN:	0590453483 (ISBN13: 9780590453486)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.04 From 47 Users | 4 Reviews

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I read this book so long ago, but I remember loving it and reading it at least 3 times. It's your classic YA fare with extra romance genre attributes. If Harlequin had a YA division (they might now, who knows...) I'm sure they would have published this. Silly but all together cute.

A former elementary school teacher, Colleen O'Shaughnessy McKenna lives in Pittsburgh with her family. She is best known for her Murphy series, based on her own family.This book was a favorite from my youth. My copy is super tattered and usually tucked safely on the book shelf, but I picked it up and gave it a read for the first time in a decade the other day. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it held up!This is a small town girl dealing with growing up, life changes happening, and falling in love type of story. I love the nostalgic, chick flick feel of it. There is, of course, plenty of teenage angst, but also a lot of heart to the story. It reminds me

This is one of those stories where a girl babysits the kids of a handsome, young, lonely man. Fortunately, McKenna doesn't overdo it, and there's more to the story than that. There's a best friend, and the boy she's grown up with, and there's her wondering about her mama who died too young. I appreciate the protagonist's relationship with her friends and family. As with so many YAs of yesteryear, there are surprisingly well written and poignant moments throughout this novel.



This book was a favorite from my youth. My copy is super tattered and usually tucked safely on the book shelf, but I picked it up and gave it a read for the first time in a decade the other day. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it held up!This is a small town girl dealing with growing up, life changes happening, and falling in love type of story. I love the nostalgic, chick flick feel of it. There is, of course, plenty of teenage angst, but also a lot of heart to the story. It reminds me

It was a really good book. I read it when I was in Middle School (97-99). A nice read for young adults and teenagers.