Ever since his father got rich from his invention and the family moved from Jersey City to a posh community on Long Island, thirteen-year-old Tony Miglione had had nothing but problems. There was his friend Joel, who Tony knew was a shoplifter. And there was Joel's sixteen-year-old sister, Lisa, who got undressed every night without pulling down her shades. Having a lot of money brought problems, too. The new maid exiled Grandma from the kitchen, and Tony's mother was becoming a social-climbing phoney. On top of all that, there were the growing-up problems that all boys must face. And if his parent and friends knew what Tony thought about the whole business, they'd probably flip.

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Unfortunetly I couldn't get through this whole book because for me personally, it was just to slow.

For an older mid-schooler, another good Judy Blume.

A story about a 13 year old boy whose parents got rich

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