A Smart Girl's Guide... Series

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• A Smart Girl's Guide to Friendship Troubles

  • Patti Kelley Criswell

  • 87 pages
  • 4 hours of reading

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  From backstabbing to bullying to just being left out, here's advice for girls about a whole host of friendship problems. How do you speak up for yourself when you're worried about hurting your friend's feelings? What if your best friend leaves you for the more popular crowd? What do you do when your friend the "rule setter" decides you're not cool anymore? When- and how- do you get your parents involved without making things worse? Tips, quizzes, and real life stories about girls who've solved their friendship problems round out this timely advice book.

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• A Smart Girl's Guide to Starting Middle School

  • Julie Williams

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  Middle school is all about change. In the opening section, girls take a quiz to determine how they respond to change, then receive tips on how to cope with the big changes that they're getting ready to face as they start middle school- switching classes, getting up earlier, and having their own lockers, all while learning to manage a new school, new teachers, new friends, and LOTS more homework and activities! The secret to feeling more confident as she starts middle school is having a little insight into what to expect. This book provides that information as well as "Smart Girl's tips" from girls who have already made the grade in the big school.

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• Staying home alone. A smart girl's guide

  • Dottie Raymer

  • 61 pages
  • 3 hours of reading

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  Explains what to expect when one is left home alone and how to respond when the unexpected happens, with activities to help learn about one's home, neighborhood, and capabilities.

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• A Smart Girl's Guide: Drama, Rumors & Secrets

  • Nancy Holyoke

  • 94 pages
  • 4 hours of reading

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  "Shares expert advice for how to avoid and diffuse drama-related challenges including jealousy, gossip, and cyberbullying, offering insights into the psychology of drama based on the experiences of real girls."--]cProvided by publisher.

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