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The girls are at it again. With Easter and their birthday the next day Violet Jane discovers something that shocks her and promises to disrupt the entire Dragic household. Lilly June is in the dark, as usual, equally befuddled by the turn of events. Still fourteen years old and as mixed up as ever, Lilly follows her twin sister through the two days surrounding their shared birthday. Mom and Dad and big sister Hyacinth join in the household chaos of double duty Sunday with Serbian Easter and their birthday falling on the same day - needless to say the place is in an uproar. Chores and arguments do not prohibit the girls from watching home movies and getting into trouble. The holiday also finds their beloved grandmother, Baba, in the hospital. A prequel to Jane Mudrovich's first book, Exorcising the Googie, The Bodeyems gives us a bird's eye view of what can happen in just forty-eight hours when Violet Jane is on the warpath. Reminiscent of early television programs, The Bodeyems gives the reader a simpler and more innocent view of life. "...you don't have to have grown up in that particular era to be able to appreciate its light-heartedness and innocent nature of a time gone by." Exorcising the Googie, -iconic_books Jane Mudrovich is a licensed professional counselor in private practice, an adjunct in the behavioral sciences and a published author. Jane lives in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (The UP) with Rudy, the dog, because he came with the house. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/JaneMudrovich/
