The fifty-eighth book I read in 2016 was the second book in Heather Vogel Frederick's Mother-Daughter Book Club series, Much Ado About Anne. This time around, the book club is tackling one of my favorite books, L. M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables.
The mothers insist on a new member joining the book club: Becca Chadwick, class queen bee, Emma's nemesis, and villain of The Mother-Daughter Book Club. It's an annoying development, not least because Becca spends most of the book trying to break up the friendships among the girls in the club and reclaim Megan as her own sidekick. Also, former supermodel and present cooking-show host, the one-named Clementine (yes, really), is getting remarried, much to her daughter's dismay, and, Jess's mom having given up her soap opera career at the end of the previous book, their family now faces the possibility of losing their farm due to money troubles.
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