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It's Another Year and Miranda can't wait to head back to Bard Academy and get back to her life there, something that she can't ever imagine she would have said in the past. After spending a couple years at Bard Academy, being in the real world is boring as in Book #1 Wuthering High, readers discovered that Bard Academy hosts a giant secret - that the teachers are all in fact ghosts of famous novels such as Mrs. P being Sylvia Plath , Coach H - being Ernest Hemingway and their Principal being Mrs. W - Virginia Woolf and not to mention Miranda's boyfriend Heathcliff - comes from the book Wuthering Heights. All these ghosts are at the school as it hosts like a purgatory for them. Over the summer Miranda has been reading Moby Dick by Herman Melville. During this summer though, Miranda will get one of the worst punishments as her sister breaks the rules and is sent along to Bard Academy with Miranda. As the story goes on, we read as students are kidnapped and it turns out that another of the Classics as come to life and this time the characters are kidnapping students and their are rumours of Pirates afoot the island. What happens when Lindsey is kidnapped and Miranda and her friends set out to find her ? Can the LIT Squad once again save the day and the school from disaster and we also learn that Miranda isn't the only one with connections to the fictional world as Ryan reveals a dark secret on how he ended up at Bard Academy.

If you love Classic Mash-Ups and Twists on famous tales set in the Contemporary World and in a Boarding School setting, then check out Book #3 in the Bard Academy series "Moby Clique".


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Moby Clique The Bard Academy Cara Lockwood Books Reviews

its helped me understand the clasics in a much more fun way and i love the plot between miranda and heathcliff
This is a very interesting and novel series. I can't wait to read the rest! I've gotten attached to the characters, and am eager to see what awaits them in future books.
Great book for high schoolers. I'm ready for more though. It was a VERY EASY read and took no time. Words are simple and quick to get through.
I would recommend this book to everyone. Wonderful love story. If you love the classics wuthering heights, scarlet letter and moby dick you'll love this series too!
I love this series, it's awesome
Moby Clique by Cara Lockwood

Book three of the Bard Academy Series

Miranda is back at Bard Academy for her junior year, after a summer spent in hell (also known as her stepmother's ALL PINK store).

At Shipwreck Island, Heathcliff (yes, the one from Wuthering Heights (And Wuthering High (Book 1)) - is waiting for her. Sadly, this year Miranda isn't going to Bard alone but with her little sister Lindsay - who seems to like getting Miranda in trouble.

Of course, being at Bard, things quickly turn for the strange.

The Bard Academy Series are three books I wish more people read. Miranda is a funny, smart protagonist. A girl I would like to be and would like to have as friend.

I hope MTV books stops being stupid soon and we get more Miranda, Heathcliff & Co.

PS- Heathcliff is by far one of the hottest guys I've ever read.
I stumbled upon this series by accident & LOVED IT. After finding a copy of the 1st book, Wuthering High in a bargain bin at a local book store I immediately hit for the next available 2 books. I was not disappointed with either, Moby Clique or The Scarlet Letterman. The book centers around Miranda, a spoiled, very spirited 15 year old from Chicago who gets sent by her parents to a strict & secluded boarding school after one of her tantrums totals her fathers car & maxes out her step moms credit cards.

Yeah, I didn't want to like Miranda, but it was hard not too. I was attracted to the book series because of how Lockwood uses literary characters throughout, not because a desire to read teen angst. Miranda begins obviously as a bratty one dimensional character but grows into so much more, I loved her by the end of Wuthering High. After giving in & embracing Miranda, I enjoyed reading each book just to watch her emotional growth & maturity change from book to book.

What I WAS disappointed in was MTV books. They were the 1's that published the 1st 3 books in Cara Lockwoods "Bard Academy" series & for reasons unknown to me they did not wish to publish the 4th & final book, A Tale of Two Proms. REALLY MTV? You'll publish Rich Boys by Jenny O'Connell, not exactly "high art" but refuse to be part of the publishing of the 4th & final book in a series. A series that I'm sure sold as well, if not better than O'Connell's Rich Boys.

In the end I had to buy the last book as an ebook, which sucks, I'd like to have a PHYSICAL COPY to place on jt bookshelf with the other 3. But, no dice....

This will appeal to females, ages 11-18, not very racy, some kissing but it's all PG. I like how Lockwood used literary characters throughout the series, it was a fresh new take that was fun to read. This series is light, fluffy, a total guilty pleasure read, yes there are tense moments where Miranda & friends have to save the day, but it's so innocent I'd have no problem letting my 8 year old daughter read it. Nothing disturbing happens within the pages of any of the books. If you have a tween-ager, teenager or just like lightweight fun reading material, give it a shot.

5 stars all around...from start to finish!
It's Another Year and Miranda can't wait to head back to Bard Academy and get back to her life there, something that she can't ever imagine she would have said in the past. After spending a couple years at Bard Academy, being in the real world is boring as in Book #1 Wuthering High, readers discovered that Bard Academy hosts a giant secret - that the teachers are all in fact ghosts of famous novels such as Mrs. P being Sylvia Plath , Coach H - being Ernest Hemingway and their Principal being Mrs. W - Virginia Woolf and not to mention Miranda's boyfriend Heathcliff - comes from the book Wuthering Heights. All these ghosts are at the school as it hosts like a purgatory for them. Over the summer Miranda has been reading Moby Dick by Herman Melville. During this summer though, Miranda will get one of the worst punishments as her sister breaks the rules and is sent along to Bard Academy with Miranda. As the story goes on, we read as students are kidnapped and it turns out that another of the Classics as come to life and this time the characters are kidnapping students and their are rumours of Pirates afoot the island. What happens when Lindsey is kidnapped and Miranda and her friends set out to find her ? Can the LIT Squad once again save the day and the school from disaster and we also learn that Miranda isn't the only one with connections to the fictional world as Ryan reveals a dark secret on how he ended up at Bard Academy.

If you love Classic Mash-Ups and Twists on famous tales set in the Contemporary World and in a Boarding School setting, then check out Book #3 in the Bard Academy series "Moby Clique".