Books By Joyce

Boys Are Smelly

…according to Laurie Lambkin, that is.

After relocating from a bustling metropolis to a small, upscale, equine community in Central Florida, Laurie and her parents find themselves thrust into a completely different environment, where horses and riding competitions are a way of life. Laurie soon discovers that Milltown may be small, but sometimes, small towns harbor big secrets. Her budding friendship with the neighbor’s young son, Chuck, will evolve into a secret mentoring program. Trouble begins to brew, and rivalries will surface, when a surly young boy named Freddy Feingold appears on the scene, along with Chuck’s misguided sister, Tiffany.

 

 

 

Reader Reviews

Great for Pre-Teens

I just finished reading this book. My children are older now, but if this book would have been available when they were younger I am sure they both would have enjoyed reading it. The story of Laurie & Chuck (Chuckles) is very inspiring for kids reaching their teens. With society today, I think this book should be available for all kids to read.

Reviewed by E. Richter, an avid reader