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Title	:	Betsy in Spite of Herself (Betsy-Tacy #6)
Author	:	Maud Hart Lovelace
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	April 2nd 1980 by HarperTrophy (first published June 28th 1946)
Categories	:	Classics. Young Adult. Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Childrens. Childrens Classics

Betsy in Spite of Herself (Betsy-Tacy #6)

Maud Hart Lovelace

Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

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Betsy Ray is now a sophomore, and she and her Crowd are in the thick of things at Deep Valley High. Whether she's carrying out her duties as class secretary, trying to charm the exasperating Joe Willard, or juggling the demands of rhetoricals, football games, parties, and exams, Betsy's got her hands full. She should be happy... but she is dissatisfied. When oh-so-cosmopolitan Phil Brandish appears on the scene, Betsy decides that going with him would pull her out of the doldrums. But how can she make him notice her? Then Betsy's old friend Tib Muller invites her to spend Christmas in Milwaukee. And it's there that plain old Betsy begins her transformation into the dramatic and mysterious Betsye. With her new identity, she should be able to convince Phil she is special. The trouble is, Betsye can't help being Betsy in spite of herself - but as she discovers, that's even better.

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Original Title:	Betsy in Spite of Herself
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Betsy-Tacy #6
Setting:	Mankato(United States) Wisconsin(United States)

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This book is a classic in so many ways. In every chapter there is a different story or tale of their life. They also go back to previous times in the book.

My least favorite of the series, even though I adore the Christmas in Milwaukee part. I find the whole Phil Brandish episode too heavy-handed.

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Betsy Ray enters "The Winding Hall of Fate" in this sixth installment of Maud Hart Lovelace's Betsy~Tacy series, which opens just as she is about to become a sophomore at Deep Valley High School. As fun-loving and popular as ever, she is soon caught up in an eventful new year, replete with many firsts: dining at the fancy Moorish Café for her parents' wedding anniversary, visiting Tib in Milwaukee for Christmas, and spending time with wealthy newcomer Philip Brandish. As she struggles to

Fine, I guess. Joe trumps every scene he's in, but he's not in it enough. Julia is as iconic as ever and Betsy's family are all wonderful, but the whole episode with Phil is a bit lacklustre and he doesn't even have enough character to be detestable. (Maybe because there wasn't a single Phil Brandish figure in Maud Hart Lovelace's life, so there was no reality to draw inspiration from??)I wasn't so keen on the uncontextualised usage of 'To thine own self be true' either, but that's because I'm

Re-read 9/02.Re-read 1/08.Re-read 4/11.Re-read 8/12 (in lieu of convention).Re-read 10/13.Re-read 11/16. Needed it in the run-up to election. Hillary, "to thine own self be true."

Oh, what a friend I've found in Betsy... and how dearly I love escaping to Deep Valley (especially now!) These books are such a comfort, with all the warmth and coziness of Betsy's happy, close-knit family and her cheerful Crowd of dear friends. Much is charmingly old-fashioned and yet, at heart, Betsy's journey is so deeply honest, it rings so true even today. Put aside the crank-start automobiles and pompadours and there's so much that's contemporary here. I think most teen girls even in