Jenny Lundquist
Paperback | Pages: 240 pages Rating: 3.98 | 171 Users | 30 Reviews
List Regarding Books Plastic Polly
| Title | : | Plastic Polly |
| Author | : | Jenny Lundquist |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 240 pages |
| Published | : | March 19th 2013 by Aladdin M!X |
| Categories | : | Childrens. Middle Grade. Realistic Fiction. Fiction. Young Adult |
Narration As Books Plastic Polly
Popularity has its pitfalls, and Polly is discovering them firsthand in this middle-grade M!X novel.Polly Pierce likes being the second-most popular girl at Winston Academy, right after her BFF, Kelsy. Popularity comes with special privileges, like a seat at the best table in the cafeteria and a coveted spot on the planning committee for the school’s big talent show competition, Groove It Up! And since all Polly has to do is agree with whatever Kelsy says, being popular is easy—even if kids do call her “Plastic Polly” behind her back.
But when a freak accident takes Kelsy out of the picture, Polly is suddenly in charge of the Groove It Up! committee. She’s not prepared for her new status—and neither is anyone else. Backstabbing friends, an intimidating crush, and diva demands from an injured Kelsy all threaten to derail Polly’s plans. Can she prove to everyone—and herself—that she has a personality of her own?
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| ISBN: | 144245248X (ISBN13: 9781442452480) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Rating Regarding Books Plastic Polly
Ratings: 3.98 From 171 Users | 30 ReviewsComment On Regarding Books Plastic Polly
Plastic Polly is the #2 popular girl in middle school at Winston Academy. Most popular is Polly's best friend, Kelsey, who doesn't take to those who would differ with her. Polly is quite comfortable being a follower until she is forced to look at the reality of things. Mending a broken relationship, living up to her mom's expectations and suddenly finding herself as the PlanMaster for the most important event in Maple Oaks presents some challenging character building opportunities.JennyTe book was awesome it was interesting and a bit confusing at the same time. If that makes any sense.
Fun, easy read. I read this one in one sitting. I was surprised by how much I really enjoyed it. I see myself in Polly and it took me back to middle school. Full review to come.
Eighth grade is tough, especially if youre popular.Polly Pierce likes being popular, even if it means being called Plastic Polly by Alyssa who used to be her best friend. Her other best friend, Kelsey, is in charge of planning The Groove It Up talent competition this year. As Queen of the Court, the nickname for the popular crowd at Winston Academy, whatever Kelsey says goes. A live performance on Good Morning, Maple Oaks is the grand prize this year so the girls are determined to beat their
I thought it was written quite well, the characters were quite alright, and I overall enjoyed this book.
After enjoying Seeing Cinderella so much, I thought that this would be good as well... Sadly , this is not the case. Polly never really endeared herself to me and it's hard to imagine that these 12 or 13 year olds are 1) the bitchiest girls on the planet and 2)behaving this way.Polly also annoyed with her constant reminders that she is smart... Really? Cause you seem a bit stupid about so many things, who are you trying to convince yourself or us? The girl seems to have no original thoughts.I
The book I read was plastic Polly by Jenny lundquist. It was a about a girl named polly who struggled between choosing her best friends. one of her friends wanted to be popular and her friend Allyssa wanted to not be popular. at the beginning of the story polly chooses popularity but through out the book she wonders if she made the right choice. if you want to find out what happened read the book. You should also read the book If you like drama or need advice about friendships. I rate this book
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