Absolutely alfie and the worst best sleepover [eBook - NC Kids Digital Library] : Absolutely Alfie Series, Book 3

In Alfie Jakes's second grade class, friendship and fairness rule in this adorable third installment of the Absolutely Alfie series! Second grader Alfie Jakes knows that when it comes to some friendships, one day you're in, and the next you're out. When Alfie's former best friend, Lulu, announces that she's hosting the best sleepover ever—and that she's only allowed to invite six girls—Alfie desperately wants to go but is not sure she'll be one of the lucky few. Lulu's classmates are doing all they can to win her favor, a task that often ends in tears. Can Alfie convince her used-to-be best friend that a party is better when everyone is invited—or will she get herself uninvited instead? Second grade has been going great. Alfie no longer has the jitters like four weeks ago, and she thinks that Mr. Havens, their boy teacher, isn't so bad at all. She even has her "group of three" friends, Arletty and Phoebe, although she thinks all the girls are her friends. Alfie just wants everything to freeze the way it is. But then Lulu, Alfie's best friend from the first grade, announces that she's having the best sleepover ever. It'll be so much fun! Only not everyone in the class is being invited ... and that's against school rules! Alfie knows that it's not fair leaving some girls out, but she also just really wants to go herself. Should Alfie say something, or just keep her big mouth shut? Help! -- Back cover The third book in the Absolutely Alfie series, perfect for fans of the Judy Moody books! Second grader Alfie Jakes knows that when it comes to some friendships, one day you're in, and the next you're out. When Alfie's former best friend Lulu announces that she's hosting the best sleepover ever--and that she's only allowed to invite six girls--Alfie desperately wants to go but is not sure she'll be one of the lucky few. Lulu's classmates are doing all they can to win her favor, a task that often ends in tears. Can Alfie convince her used-to-be best friend that a party is better when everyone is invited--or will she get herself uninvited instead? After seven-year-old Alfie discovers that her best friend may not be inviting her or several other girls to her sleepover, arguments break out in the class, until Alfie's mother comes up with an idea to help everyone feel better When Alfie's former best friend, Lulu, announces she's hosting the best sleepover ever--and that she's only allowed to invite six girls--Alfie hopes to be one of the lucky few