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| Title: All American Girl |
| Author:
Meg Cabot |
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Reviewer:
Sarah
A. '12
All American
Girl is
about a girl who has an older popular sister and a younger ingenious
sister. This girl struggles because she thinks she is in love
with her sister's boyfriend. No one really cares about her besides
her parents. After her parents find out she has been hustling
kids for drawings of them with celebrities, they make her go
to art classes with a teacher she doesn't like (in the beginning),
and the President's son (whom she doesn't know is the President's
son). Then, she saves the President's life and becomes a celebrity
herself. This book keeps a steady pace, and is full of a lot
of surprises.
Spring 2005
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| Reviewer:
Natalie
H. '11 Samantha Madison (Sam
for short) had the worst life. Her older sister is the
most popular girl in school, and her younger sister is a genius.
Sam just hates her life. But when she saves the president
from assassination, her whole life is changed. She is
appointed the teen ambassador of the UN! Soon she is more
popular than her sister! She is pretty overwhelmed with
all the work she has to do. There are many scary situations
that happen in her experience. The one that mostly scared
was that the presidents son might be in love with her.
Is the presidents son really in love with her, and can she keep
up with her new job? Read All American Girl to
find out.
Spring 2004 |
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Reviewer:
Carly
H. '11
Sam Madison
has no idea that when she starts selling her celebrity portraits
at her school, that it will change her life. When her older
sister Lucy (The most popular girl in school) tells her parents
about the portraits Sam is forced to take art classes. Sam is
furious at this news. Art is supposed to come from your heart!
It's supposed to be your own creativity! Not what Susan Boones
art studio tells you to do! So what is Sam supposed to do? She
decides to do what every mature adult would do - She skips
class. While she is waiting to be picked up from art classes
(or from skipping them), she saves the president from an assassination
attempt and suddenly everyone thinks she is a hero! All she
did was jump on some guy's back!
I recommend this book to people
who like interesting books and books that are never light
on adventure. You also have to be able to keep track of many
things in this story.
Spring 2004 |
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| Reviewer:
Ali
B. '11 This book is about a
girl who saves the President from being killed. I liked this
book because it shows that girls can do as much as boys can.
Spring 2004 |
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| Reviewer:
Lauren
D. '11
Sam Madison is a 15 year old girl who saves
the President's life. Now she has press conferences, eats
dinner in the White House, and is named Teen Ambassador of the
U.N.. And on top of that, the President's son just may
be in love with her.
I recommend this book to anyone who likes
funny, exciting books. I would rate this book a 10 out
of 10 because it is serious, funny, and suspenseful.
Spring 2004 |
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| Reviewer: Lily
C. '11 All American
Girl is about a 15 year old girl that saves the president of the
U.S.A. from being killed. After she saves him she is like a movie star
and everyone wants to be her friend. She has to do interviews on TV and
even gets to be Teen Ambassador of the U.S.A. The only problem is the
President's son might like her and she likes him but she blows it when
she is with him at a party.
This book is so good and is really exciting to
read. I rate it a 10 out of 10, because I just couldn't put it down. I
recommend this to people who like exciting books with lots suspense.
Winter 2004 |
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