An edition of Project Sweet Life (2009)

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An edition of Project Sweet Life (2009)

Project Sweet Life

1st ed.
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When their fathers insist that they get summer jobs, three fifteen-year-old friends in Tacoma, Washington, dedicate their summer vacation to fooling their parents into thinking that they are working, which proves to be even harder than having real jobs would have been.

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HarperTeen
Language
English

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Cover of: Project Sweet Life
Project Sweet Life
2009, HarperTeen
in English - 1st ed.
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Project Sweet Life
2009, HarperCollins
Electronic resource in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
New York
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ7.H2635 Pr 2009, PZ7.H2635Pr 2009

The Physical Object

Pagination
p. cm.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL16899622M
Internet Archive
projectsweetlife00hart
ISBN 13
9780060824112, 9780060824129
LCCN
2008019644
Library Thing
6916077
Amazon ID (ASIN)
Goodreads
3981511

Work Description

For most kids, fifteen is the year of the optional summer job: Sure, you can get a job if you really want one, but it isn't required or anything. Too bad Dave's dad doesn't agree! Instead of enjoying long days of biking, swimming, and sitting around, Dave and his two best friends are being forced by their fathers into a summer of hard labor. The friends have something else in mind, though: Not only will they not work over the summer, but they're determined to trick everyone into believing they really do have jobs. So what if the lifeguard doesn't have a tan or the fast-food worker isn't bringing home buckets of free chicken? There's only one problem: Dave's dad wants evidence that his son is actually bringing in money. And that means Dave, Curtis, and Victor will have to get some . . . without breaking the law and without doing any work! Project Sweet Life is designed for the funny and lazy bone in all of us — a true comedy of errors (without any effort!) from seasoned storyteller Brent Hartinger.

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