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A good book, but hard to get used to British phrases...Review by YMP, Age 11
Review by YMP, age 11:
Looking forward to reading The Dare Game
This book is fun and very easy to read and a little bit sad at the same time.It's the story of a girl named Tracy who hates almost everybody around her, but she really loves her mom and wishes she would come pick her up from the children's home.She likes to think her mom is a Hollywood star.Tracy thinks she is the smartest girl and she's a little bit self-centered (I think you'll understand this from the book cover!).After she meets Cam, she starts to like other people.
A wonderful story about Tracy Beaker!
While I was in the library, walking down the various aisles, I saw this book, and thought that it was a little strange for a children's book. Curious as to what the story was about, I decided to take it. Once I started reading it, I just couldn't put this book down. I finished reading it entirely in one sitting. It is one of the best books that I feel I have read recently.
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Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 3-4    3. Family - Orphans & Foster Homes    4. Fiction    5. Foster home care    6. Humorous Stories    7. Juvenile Nonfiction    8. Mothers and daughters    9. Social Issues - General    10. Juvenile Fiction / Humorous Stories   

Editorial Review

Although there are many children's books about divorce, few move beyond bland therapeutic preaching into the realm of well-told stories. This one does. A hard look at joint-custody life, Read more

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Tug of War - ABCs of Divorce
Andrea (Andy) at 10 is living out of a suitcase.She alternates her weeks between her divorced parents.Her father has remarried Carrie, a post-Woodstock flower child who has 5-year-old twins Zen and Crystal from a previous marriage.She is pregnant with her third child, a girl.Andrea tries to make sense out of this by going through the ABCs of divorce, with each chapter going down the alphabet.
STUCK IN THE MIDDLE
Hve you ever been stuck in the middle? 12 year old Andy has suffered the divorce of her parents. Everything was perfect from Andys point of view, she loved living in milbury cottage. Then everything changed now she is thrown around from house to house. Mums 1 week her dads the next. Just as shethinks nothing can get ant worse her step mum falls pregnant. Will Andy beable to maintain the torture of her annoying little step sister will her mum and dad ever stop arguing when they meat find out in this wonderful story .

When the parents split up, where do you fit in?
Andy West's parents have divorced and have started new lives with other partners.Andy is to spend one week with her mother and the "Baboon" and his miserable children.While there, she is forced to share her step-sister Katie's room, and Katie goes out of her way to make Andy miserable.On the weeks Andy stays with her dad and his "new agey" wife Carrie, she shares a room with 5 year old twins Zen and Crystal, and their mess. To add to the misery, Carrie is pregnant.The only one who understands's Andy's confusion is her constant companion Radish, a tiny toy rabbit. Radish understands how Andy misses the tiny cottage sheand her parents shared. Radish understands how hard it is to make people you barely know, your family.Radish understands how hard it is to remember all your schoolwork and belongings when you stay at two places.All Andy wants is a place for her and Radish to feel at home. One day she and Radish discover a tiny, hidden garden, that they long to make their own. This is a sensitive story of divorce and one child trying to cope with events out of her control.Once again, Jacqueline Wilson has displayed an uncanny understanding of the needs of a child, and a true ear for dialog.This is a sweet book and a must read for anyone you know who has been touched by divorce. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - General    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 4-6    4. Divorce    5. Family - Marriage & Divorce    6. Family - Stepfamilies    7. Fiction    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Stepfamilies    10. Juvenile Fiction / Family / Stepfamilies   

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This is an awesome book that you must read
Double Act is a great book about 2 inseparable twins, their dad, their mom, their gran, and their mean stepmother, Rose.
READ THIS BOOK
You wanna know why this book is so great? Well, you'll just have to read it - but I will tell you a little bit.
Double Act
Welcome to Double Act by Jacqueline Wilson. This book is about 2 girls that are twins. Their names are Ruby and Garnet. They really don't like their Dad's new girlfriend. Their real mother died when they were little. Now their whole life is ruined when Rose comes in. If you want to find out more, just buy the book, you'll love it!Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 3-4    3. Family - Siblings    4. Fiction    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Single-parent family    7. Sisters    8. Twins    9. Juvenile Fiction / Family / Siblings   

Editorial Review

Mandy White hates looking 8 years old when she's really 10. She's tiredof her babyish blond braids, her bunny sweaters, and her fussy older mother whowon't let her cut her hair or buy cool clothes. But most of all, Mandy's had itwith being her same old boring self. "I just wanted to stop being me. I wantedto grow up a whole new person, not Mandy White." To make matters worse, Mandy isconstantly reminded of her shortcomings by beautiful, raven-haired Kim, theschool bully. "Girls like Kim never wear glasses or braces.... They never have asilly haircut. They never wear stupid baby clothes.... You can't tease girlslike Kim. There's nothing to tease her about." Then Mandy meets Tanya, the wildfoster kid from next door. Tanya is 14, dyes her hair bright orange, wears"great clacky high heels" with every outfit, and fears nothing. With Tanya ather side, Mandy feels like she could face an army of Kims. But will Mandy everlearn how to get in touch with her own inner "bad girl" so she can face down Kimonce and for all? Read more

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This book is great!
This is a moving, angry, and sometimes funny tale from Jacqueline Wilson.
1 of my favorite books!!!!!!!!
My favorite part was the drawings!I also thought how the chapters were actually named after Mandy's felt pens was cool.I was on the edge of my seat when Tanya shoplifted.I INSIST YOU READ THIS BOOK!

Bad Girls....a total winner!
A book about Mandy White, a 10 year old girl that looks like she's 8. She meets Tanya across the street. Tanya has horrible roots but that doesn't effect the girls' friendship. Mandy becomes alarmed when her and Tanya go shopping and Tanya shoplifts. Once Tanya gets caught they try to run away. Tanya and Mandy get caught while Tanya is trying to catch Mandy. Tanya tells the police that Mandy is innocent so they let Mandy go. Tanya ends up going to Juvenile Hall.Read more

Subjects:  1. Bullies    2. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - General    3. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    4. Children: Grades 2-3    5. Fiction    6. Friendship    7. Humorous Stories    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. School & Education    10. Schools    11. Social Issues - General    12. Social Situations - General    13. Juvenile Fiction / Humorous Stories   

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The illustrated mum
this about two sisters dolphin and star they live with their mum marigold. dolphin adores her mum but however star her older sister wishes she was more normal. marigold cant help being different she loves her tattos and she thinks her life is just great hoever her eldest daughter hasnt got a clue thet her mum thinks that. as soon as star finds her dad dolphin goes looking for hers will she find him or not???????????. a heartbreaking story a musthave for children aged between 9 and 11.

The Illustrated Mum
This was a great book and I really liked it. The book is from the point of view of the younger daughter named Dolphin and it's about her mum, Marigold, not really a regular mum. She is covered with tattoos that all have a meaning or memory in her life. She goes out a lot and drinks. Dolphin tries to take care of her mum, but her sister, Star, has gotton tired of her behavior and doesn't care much about Marigold anymore. One night when Marigold goes to see Emerald City's reunion concert and finds her old boyfriend that see was always crazy about and is Star's father. Star loves her father and he loves Star, but he doesn't love Marigold. Star ends up living with her father, breaking Marigold and Dolphin's heart. Marigold even goes more crazy and does something so SHOCKING! Dolphin gets so scared that she calls for an ambulance, even though she knew Marigold hated hospitals. Now Dolphin is alone and doesn't want the Social to get involved. So she and her only friend, Oliver, end up looking for her father with the only information Dolphin knew about him from her mum, that his name was Micky and he was a swimming teacher. " ' This is an emergency,' said Oliver. 'One more' "..." ' Oh, hello. Look, this sounds a silly question but can you tell me if there's anyone called Micky working as an instructor at your pool?' 'No Mickys,' said the voice. 'See,' I mouthed at Oliver. 'None at all?' Oliver persisted. 'Well. I'm Michael. I did get called Micky once. But that was ages ago.' ........ 'Oh gosh, oh gosh!' Oliver squeaked. 'And do you ever remember meeting a lady, a very pretty lady weith red hair and lots of tattoos?' 'You mean...Marigold?' " ... Read more

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Amazing
No child should be without this book. It gives disabled children hope, children with a certain parent comfort and even gives out advice about getting a boyfriend or girlfriend! Packed full of jokes because of the wonderful teacher Mr. Speed, I highly recommend.

No one should have to worry alone.
Mr. Speed's class is full of all sorts of interesting people, including Holly, Greg, Clarie, William, Samantha, Lisa and Natasha. These kids have worries just like everyone else, but they may not feel comfortable talking about them in the open. That is why Mr. Speed developed the Worry Web Site. Anonymous Chat Room -- a review by Nisha, age 10
Kids in Mr. Speedy's class talk about their worries on the Worry Web Site. The Worry Web Site is an anonymous chat room where students can talk about their worries without being laughed at. Common worries come up, and solutions are found by pure accident in this book. All of the worries are realistic, and some of the worries are:Read more

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Fanciful...
Obviously, this book is a little far-fetched.And I did have some misgivings about young teenagers running off to see a concert, and going with men who are total strangers.I prefer to look at this book as a cautionary tale - basically what not to do.It is very entertaining, and the characters are somewhat relateable.I believe that certain incidents that may occur in real teenage life are included and exaggerated to make for a good read, and as a crystal-clear warning, that the characters' actions are not to be copied.
Bad influence--- Bad girls

{{{~Awesome~}}}
i <3 this book soooooo much. it was a great read for girls 12-15. the charactars are so alive and funny. its great! i would totally recommend the whole series cuz it is so coool
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Editorial Review

Ellie is starting ninth grade and she's dead set on finding herself aboyfriend. Her two best friends seem to have all the luck in the lovedepartment, but our heroine will stop at nothing to join the ranks. Even if itmeans pretending her 12-year-old pen pal is her gorgeous,head-over-heels-in-love beau. Naturally, chaos ensues, as it always does whenone tries to live a lie, but with Ellie's dry, self-deprecating wit and theantics of her boy-crazy buddies, this is sure to be a year to remember.Read more

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Girls in Love
The book I read was Girls in Love it is about three girls who are best friends and are very close with each other. And with the entire drama goings on in Ellie's life she needs her best friends in the whole world Nadine and Magda. Ellie one of the three girls is obsessed with her weight she says she is fat and doesn't like the way she looks. Nadine is the kind of gothic one so everyone tells her. And there is Magda the pretty one who loves to show of her legs. Well in this book Ellie desperately wants a boyfriend and as Nadine and Magda show of their boyfriends or flirtations during the summer. Well Ellie also met a boy named Dan who is a nerdy guy who she only likes him as a friend. But he likes her as more than a friend. So Ellie passes him as her boyfriend but gives him the characteristics of a cute boy she is crushing on. And then Dan is writing letters to her that is the way they communicate. He tells her how he feels about her so that kin of messes up the plan of her saying he was her boyfriend. Also after each chapter there is a list and the list has nine things that happened to her or that she is planning to do like one of the most important one to her to get a boyfriend. This book is an awesome book because it is so true because at Ellie's age we girls worry about our weight the way we look when we a really cute guy.

I love It!
Girls in Love is the first book in the Girls Quartet. This book is about Ellie, a girl starting the ninth grade in London. She is all ready to start ninth grade with her two best friends, Magda and Nadine. Right before school starts, like always, her family takes a trip to the cabin in Wales. And surprisingly, Ellie finds a guy, Dan, that like liked her. Only Bad part, Ellie doesn't really want him for a boyfriend for many reasons. A nickname like Dopey Dan, isn't really what she wanted. When she gets home, she discovers that Nadine has a boyfriend! A tall dark and handsome one, that surprisingly looks like he would go for Magda and not Nadine. And suddenly, everything in Ellie's life turns in to misery. She's lying to her friends, She is getting tacky love letters from Dan, Her dad and Anna ( her step mom) are always arguing, Eggs (her brother) is being annoying as usual, she misses her mom and she wishes she was thinner and could fit into something great. One night, at a party, trouble starts with Ellie, and no one could save her. Her rescuer come! Oh my its dopey Dan!
I'm Falling In Love With GIRLS IN LOVE
In the book GIRLS IN LOVE it shows how the main character, Ellie, deals with all the problems that a fourteen year old girl goes through, boys being one of those main problems.She never let it get to her but when she finds out her two best friends, Magda and Nadine, have boyfriends she gets jealous. Ellie met a nerdy boy named Dan on vacation and he started writing her love letters. Ellie never wrote back until she got herself into a big mess. She told Magda and Nadine that she had a boyfriend too. She showed them all the letters he wrote to her and explained what he looked like, and how they couldn't meet him because he lived a few hours away. But the Dan she described wasn't the real Dan, it was a tall gorgeous athletic boy she saw walking to school everyday, the real Dan was short with glasses, your typical nerd. She knew she had to tell her best friends the truth about Dan, but would they hate her and make fun of her and tell everyone else how she was childish enough to make up a boy friend?
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HELP!!!!! THISBOOKISSOOOOOOOOANNOYING!!
Hi again I'm the girl who said Jade and Vicky suck but mostly Vicky, and I just detest this book sooooooooo much!!! It's
Jade and Vicky suck.........mostly Vicky
When I started reading this book I didn't like it. I didn't like
Vicky Angel
This is one fabulous story.The story is about two teenage girls, Vicky and Jade, they are both very close to eachother, and share all their secrets, and go out on girly outings, like most girls their age do. But one day they are having an arguement, which ands up with tragic results. As they are bickering, Vicky being the one to play this role in each arguement they have, goes off in a huff, but ends up being run over. As Jade thinks there is a chance she will survive, she hopes and hopes, but sadly Vicky dies in hospital, and Jade is full of guilt. One day she goes back to the same spot where Vicky was killed, and to her amazement she finds Vicky there, but not as her usual self, she's a ghost! Jade, is astonished by all of this, but Vicky seems fine with it, and they go out and about with eachother for some fun, like old times. As no one can see Vicky, she gets up to more mischeif than ever, but poor Jade, is loving that she can be with Vicky again, but isn't happy about being in such trouble.This is a great story that nobody i know who has read this, will put it down! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 2-3    3. Death    4. Fiction    5. Ghosts    6. Grief    7. Humorous Stories    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Juvenile Fiction / Humorous Stories   

Editorial Review

Ellie is frantic. Her two best friends seem to be living life in thefast lane while she putters along the curb. Glamorous blond Magda has got athousand cute boys buzzing around her, and Goth girl Nadine has just been askedto take part in a national teen modeling contest. All Ellie has are massivepanic attacks about her weight. So she decides to go on a diet. But instead ofcounting calories, Ellie just tries to stop eating altogether. Soon she'sstarving, miserable, and lying all the time to her friends and family. Luckily,a frightening encounter with a real anorectic, and an encouraging dose of arthistory from a handsome new teacher ("Beauty is just fashion. Male artists haveused beautiful women throughout the centuries but their sizes and proportionskeep changing") help Ellie realize that size is just a state of mind. Read more

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NO! THIS BOOK IS SENDING THE WRONG MESSAGE!!!!!
This book is about Ellie Allard being overweight and deciding to become annorexic. IT'S NOT OKAY TO BE ANNOREXIC!!!!! tjis book is setting a bad example.

great
This if a great book (especially if you are pre/teens) because it deals with things that people actually feel and it gives such a morol which is a good thing you don't mostly get in some books and it teachesbe happy with the way you are. It reminds of the movie "when best friends kill". I would recommend this book to ANYONE

Semi-Good
It was a good book and I think that Ellie just gets the idea that you have to be perfect. I was once in her shoes and I experianced the same thing she did so I relate more to it. Her friends are perfect so she envys them. ... Read more

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Lottie!
Lottie's real name is Charlotte, but noone calls her that..... until this 'horrible' new teacher Mrs Beckworth arrives, and doesn't let her sit next to Lisa (who Lottie has saved the best place for), but makes poor Lottie sit next to that swot Jamie. Lottie hates Mrs Beckworth, and sends around humorous poems about trains and teases about Jamie. Lottie's teenage mum, Jo, is having problems with work but suddenly Mrs Beckworth gives the class a project. it is about the victorians and Lottie writes a diary about it. she buys Jamie, who comes her friend in the end, some postcards and everything but then Jo gets a nerdy man called Mark as a boyfriend because she babysits his son, Robin, who is small and shy and has a little stuffed robin toy that his mum made for him before she died. lottie lets him use her felt pens but he just draws a house and his mum and dad and himself. when Jo and Mark go on a love ride on a picnic where Robin is sick, Lottie sees them kissing and bullies poor robin until he runs away from home and then there is a search party because everyone is worried and he gets found and put in hospital and lottie makes him a cake and draws him pictures of birds. lottie suddenly feels bad and crys in her bathroom because she doesn't feel old and hates herself. she even needs the comfort of her old barbies, which are packed away in her drawer and she and jo used to dress them and drive them to posh parties to make them dance, and jo enjoyed this more than lottie! you should read these other books too:
Really cool great book!
This is such a fantastic book! It's about Charlie who lives with her mum Jo in a flat. Her mean teacher, Miss Beckworth wants the class to do a school project on the Victorians.
lottie or charlie im so confused!
charlies life is really changing. Her teacher is mean, makes her sit next to Jamie Edwards,and assigns a "dreary" projecton the "dreary" victorian period. So charlie decides to create a diary for her project, and creates Lottie, a Victorian nurserymaid, and history comes to life.
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The Mum Minder
The Mum Minder Another hit book by Jacqueline Wilson
Another GREAT book by Jacqueline Wilson. This one tells the story of Dolphin, her sister, and her mum. When they were little girls, Dolphin & Star loved their mum with all their hearts, Dolphin still does, but she's not too sure about Star. Dolphin always felt that Star was the favourite, even more so now, and she had gotten used to it being that way. But then, Star meets her dad, whom the girls have never met before and Dolphin's whole world gets turned up side down. Will things ever go back to normal? to find out you have to read the book! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    2. Family - Parents    3. CHILDREN'S FICTION    4. Fiction    5. Juvenile Fiction / Family / Parents    6. Juvenile Fiction / General    7. MOTHERS_FICTION   

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Comme ci, comme ca
This book is good. Though I have read a Jacqueline Wilson book called, The Diamond Girls and it is better than this book. It had all kinds of different problems. In this book Eleanor Allard has problems that are non stop and are all the same problems. But I have also read another Jacqueline Wilson book called, Double Act, it was not very good. It had no boys or cosmetics. So this is my reason for giving Girls in tears four stars. This book was not the best book I have read, but not the worst.

Girls in Tears, Love the Series!!!!!
I enjoyed this book a lot! I like this book, and the other books in the series, because they have real life situations in them but they all have a little bit of a twist, which makes them more interesting!
GOSH!!! TEENAGERS! THERE SO STUPID!!!
Wilson, Jacqueline. Girls in Tears. New York: Random House Children's Books, 2002. 169 pgs.
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great
this book was excellent and took me a week to read this... but i normally read only jaqculine wilson books in 1-2 weeks becaus ethey are so good. i love this book you should read it no matter how old you are ... Read more

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book reveiw on girls out late
name of the book: girls out late Very Late!!!
Ellie goes to the mall on a normal day with her two best friends and happens to meet this eleventh grade boy called Russell in McDonalds and they stay out very very late. Now, though this may be romantic to some of the people, I think it is also very freaky, but it is very realistic that's what I like very much about this series, and the coincidences that happen between Russell and Ellie, stuff like misunderstanding Russell stood Ellie up, and Russell's school dance colliding with the Claudie concert Ellie is going with Magda and Nadine can really happen. I just think that the first two chapters are just far too hopeless and staying in the park with a guy you don't know is kind of dangerous, but the end is connected to real life and the decisions were smart and makes a nice story.

For fans of Georgia Nicholson and Alice McKinley
In this latest installment in the English series about chubby Ellie, boy-crazy Magda, and elegant Nadine, a lighter issue is the focus of the plot: curfews.Ellie at last has a real boyfriend, but her desire to meet with him is stronger than the desire to get home on time, much to the frustration and worry of her father and young stepmother.A subplot of a crush on the new art teacher is sweet and easy to relate to.Read more

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are you cool?
Mr Cool is all about a young boy named Kevin who is thinks he's not very cool.He has friends, Ricky, Micky, and Nicky that are "cool".They look cool, dance cool, and dress cool.They start a band and Kevin really wants to join!They decide, after much thought, that he may join them.The band gets famous and gets a record del but there is one problem!The manager doesn't think Kevin is "cool" enough for the band.Find out what happened when the fiends take a stand and let the manager know that Kevin will be in the bad or they will not take the deal!
So Adorable!
This is one of the CUTEST preschool books I've ever read! 10 Little Mosters is an exceptional read for little ones--with amazing pictures and cute lyrics, it completely keeps the child's attention all the way through... I definitely think this short book is a keeper for any preschooler! :) ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Bands (Music)    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 1-2    4. Fiction    5. Friendship    6. Juvenile Easy Readers    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Performing Arts - Music    9. Readers - Beginner    10. Social Issues - Friendship    11. Juvenile Fiction / Readers / Beginner