What is the name of that book where a group of girls had written in a journal through high school!?!? The cover looks like a school notebook, and the pages are like actual handwriting!. Please tell me the name of the book!!Www@QuestionHome@Com
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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: "The Notebook Girls: Four Friends, One Diary" by Julia Baskin http://www!.amazon!.com/Notebook-Girls-Jul!.!.!. "From The Washington Post's Book World/washingtonpost!.com To newly minted ninth graders, high school can seem overwhemingly big and scary!. So Julia Baskin, Lindsey Newman, Sophie Pollitt-Cohen and Courtney Toombs thought up a way to make theirs, Stuyvesant High School in New York City, feel a little smaller!. They bought a notebook and took turns writing to each other -- sort of a Sisterhood of the Traveling Composition Book, if you will!. Two years and several notebooks later, the result is The Notebook Girls: Four Friends!. One Diary!. Real Life (Warner; paperback, $22!.95)!. (When Pollitt-Cohen's father learned of the notebooks, he saw potential for publication and suggested the girls get in touch with an agent; their idea had garnered them a book deal!.) Crafted to look like an actual notebook (down to its mottled, black-and-white cover), the book is almost compulsively readable -- a breezy, voyeuristic delight packed with the four friends' true tales of their high school experiences, from break-ups and make-ups to cute teachers and downright ugly chemistry grades!."Www@QuestionHome@Com is it this ALT ED by Catherine Atkins (Putnam, 2003)!. An unlikely group of five students from every strata of high school society find themselves forced into really communicating with one another, getting beyond how the outside world sees them and, in turn, changing how they see themselves!. Sort of like The Breakfast Club, only more resonate, more real, and much more moving!. Ages 12-up!.Www@QuestionHome@Com |