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Lulu and Milagro – two (of a total of three) hilarious sisters – alternate perspectives before, during, and very briefly after a school-based road trip for students who are academically high achieving. Before the trip begins, the sisters are clearly set up as different from each other, with Lulu – the younger of the two – playing a more traditionally studious and rule following role and Milagro (in many ways a classic middle child) being more interested in romance (also lust) and fun than in anything that adults find appropriate for her. But neither sister is as basic as these points of misdirection suggest, and both characters and readers win as a result.Despite a few moments early in the road trip where I had the traditional fleeting thought (i.e., Are we there yet?), the pacing, action, and character growth all come together nicely as the novel evolves.