Eleanor Chapter Summaries

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This book is about a girls who is shopping with her best friend and losses her purse and her mobile and a ring her boyfriend bought her and everything else in her purse. She has an older sister Matilda, a mom and a dad. Eleanor's (the main character) boyfriend (William) gets upset at Eleanor. Later a girl in year 12 who is good at making jewellery (lily) is asked if she can make a new ring for Eleanor. Will went to her house but he didn't realise that she was having a party and lily forces Will into the hot tub to get back at her boyfriend! A person at Lily's party takes photos of it and posts it on face place. In the morning Eleanor sees the photos and gets very very upset! Her best friend said that it was because he wanted to be with someone more popular! …show more content…

One day her family comes home and they realise that they have been robbed and because they don't have enough money for contents insurance all of their laptops and jewellery had been stolen!! For a while Eleanor and her grandma start writing snail mail to each other. Eventually Eleanor moves on from Will and starts to help her parents to save money for a new phone. Her mom owns an event planning business so Eleanor decides to help her mom. Soon her real best friend (Carmelita) comes down from Queensland to be with Eleanor as she has no friends anymore and to go to the school dance with her. At the school dance Bianca Ponsford gets in trouble and has to get sent home but she goes missing in the lake. Carmelita and Eleanor go looking for Bianca for hours. Their dresses and shoes are ruined! As Eleanor did not have a phone they went looking for the nearest pay phone but it was clogged with chewing gum. By that time they were really cold. Soon they saw police lights flashing coming towards them. Then both the girls went back to Eleanor's house and had hot

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