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RONNIE, FLEUR and CLAUDETTE
Are the sharpest, funniest, most switched-on minxes at Blackwell School
AIMS:
To have fun, snog boys and go to Astlebury Music Festival
ACHIEVEMENTS:
Not killing their parents when banned from going to previously mentioned festival
LOVES:
Music, mates and the gorgeous Jimi Steele from Year 11
MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT:
It's hard to pick one - you've met their parents, right?
About the Author
Grace Dent studied English Literature at Stirling University and worked as an editorial assistant at Marie Clare before becoming a freelance journalist. She is a regular contributor to The Guardian, The Mirror, the Sunday Mirror and CosmoGirl. Grace lives near Tower Bridge in London.
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book was one of the best books ever! It's about these three girls who try to set up a music festival at their school, and finally manage to convince their headmaster as long as they can have the blackwell bell ringers! It's really funny and totally sounds like a teenager has written it. It would definitely give it five stars.
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAV BOOKS! I have read it loadsa times! It has a totally original storyline where 3 friends organise a pop concert for their school when there parents won't let them go to a proper concert. The girls stumble over many mishaps and wonders. I give this book 150%. It has to be one of the best written books, Grace Dent really knows what she's writing about.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I found this book really fun. I read it and thought wow. I couldn put it down. I am going to buy the second one soon. I could not wait to find out if there was a second one and there is. This book is fun and insightful on the lives of Ronnie, Fleur and Claudette. I leave it by my bed if i ever want a book that is to do with music and never giving up hope.
FAB book. wonderful.
FAB book. wonderful.
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A really good story for a young girl. And it is good to encourage youngster to enjoy reading as a hobby
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though this book was absoulutely fab. I couldn't put it down. I have read it like ten times. I like t read it when i feel a bit down and it cheers me up. Read more
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