How does this sound for a back cover?

Just needs a little rewording. This is one of the hardest parts anyway.

When Destiny and Faith meet the new kid in the neighborhood who is deaf, they get a chance put their knowledge of sign language to use. Together the three friends try to find a summer job.

But what will they end up with? Car wash? Lemonade stand? Or cleaning a spooky old house?

It could use some elaboration, just a little bland, but it's on its way!

Keep working on it and good luck!

-Bree

Edit

yeah, if it's a kids book, you're defineatly fine. I think I, personally would leave out the deaf character and be more on the line of-

"Three friends go on an adventure of their life time. That adventure just happens to have been a summer job hunt that takes devastating, but laughable turns at every corner. -talk a little about each said disaster such as "Whether it be a car wash with no bubbles, a lemonade stand with no lemons and a cleaning job at the spookiest house in the neighborhood, these kids get into all the trouble and even more of the fun...." etc etc.

I hope that helps. BTW I clearly have no idea what actually happens at any of those things, they were just examples :):):)

Make sure it's obvious, at least on the back cover, that they are people, not the biblical version. Also it doesn't sound as interesting as it may be. Perhaps add something else that happens and then not say the outcome of that. And if something else does happen, other than getting a job, don't use that title. Use something more catchy. And I'm just guessing, but my thoughts are cleaning the spooky house.

You need to put at least one more paragraph, all the job possibilities are good. Starting a car wash is excellent though!

An inspiring story idea, as well as a 'novel' one!

If this is a children's book, I think you did fine, but I'm a bit confused on the plot.

It has unnecessary information and run on sentences. It makes the plot sound unorganized and disconnected.