Enter Laughing — Ellen Leroe

SHE HAD NEVER TOLD ANYONE. . . .

Blaney Wilder had been known as the class wit for years. She had really enjoyed making all the kids in Balboa crack up. She was a good student, the perpetually cheerful sophomore class president, a popular leader.

Although she seemed to be on top of the world, deep down she was confused. She had always been afraid to show her classmates her serious side, afraid that they would laugh at her for all the wrong reasons. Most of all, she was afraid to reveal her own feelings, especially now that she had met Josh.

Would he love the face behind the comic mask, the warm, responsive girl hiding inside the clown's disguise?