Romeo Blue Summary

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The book Romeo Blue was written by Phoebe Stone. The genre of this book is Historical Fiction. This book Romeo Blue is a continuation of the book Romeo and Juliet code which I also written by Phoebe Stone. The summary of the book, Romeo Blue is Felicity (Flissy)Bug Bath burn is now going to live with her relatives in Bottle bay Maine. Her best friend Derek is an orphan, but is half adopted by the Bathburn. It is the year It is 1942 and Flissy is 12 and feeling the first anguish of love -with Derek, 13, an orphaned that the Blackburn's have been caring for some time. During this year, The setting takes place during World War, and two friends helps each other towards hardships they face.

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