So this is the seventh book in the Naughtiest Girl series, and this time it practically picks up from where the last book ended. Elizabeth and Joan are waiting for the children who didn't stay to camp to come back to the school for the start of a new term. On arrival he children learn that they are going to performing a summer play. Elizabeth desperately wants the starring role so she practises making sure she's well prepared. During all this we are getting to know a character that has been mentioned before but hasn't been developed Daniel, who Elizabeth and her friend Julien think is a little odd as he's very quiet and doesn't really mix with the other children. Anyway Elizabeth doesn't seem to be able to keep out of trouble as the blame when some strawberries get uprooted in the garden as an old school blazer button is found which belonged to her. She also gets the blame for cheeking the teacher and gets stripped of her part in the play and falls out with Julien in the process, and also for setting off the fire alarm in the middle of the night. She then saves the day when a real fire breaks out in Daniel's room and also finds out what has been causing all the strange things that have been happening. This wasn't one of my favourites but it was alright I'm slowly getting through the series.