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This one was a real dud in that one of the girls was selfish and thoughtless throughout most the story I read, And she didn't take measure to redeem herself to her friend, Disappointed. This was a good book, but didn't stick above any other candy apple books I've read, I know that Celia was quite selfcentered, which is why this is not one of my favourite Candy Apple books, but I think that she learned from her mistakes in the consequences that she faced.
I think she definitely deserves a little more credit for being honest with her classmates because she basically told her entire grade that she was lying due to her own insecurities, which for ayearold who cares so much about what other people think is incredible character development.
i thenk its fun
I loved this book! : It was okay Jenny Santana is a
Miami born writer currently living in Los Angeles.
In the eighth grade, Jenny ran for class president, but tragically lost to a very popular and super pretty opposing candidate, Should she ever choose to run for office again, shell be relying on her superior talents with glitter glue and poster board to carry her to certain victory.
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Seventh grader Celia Martinez has big plans for an election campaign, . . only shes not planning to run, Celia has the smarts, but as a certified science nerd, thinks shes sorely lacking the popularity points to score a big win,
Enter Mariela Cruz, Celias best friend and actress extraordinaire, Mari will be the face of the campaign, Celia the brains behind the scenes, With a team like this, nothing can go wrong! Right
Guess the honeymoon is over with these Candy Apple books for me.This one was a real dud in that one of the girls was selfish and thoughtless throughout most the story I read, And she didn't take measure to redeem herself to her friend, Disappointed. This was a good book, but didn't stick above any other candy apple books I've read, I know that Celia was quite selfcentered, which is why this is not one of my favourite Candy Apple books, but I think that she learned from her mistakes in the consequences that she faced.
I think she definitely deserves a little more credit for being honest with her classmates because she basically told her entire grade that she was lying due to her own insecurities, which for ayearold who cares so much about what other people think is incredible character development.
i thenk its fun
I loved this book! : It was okay Jenny Santana is a
Miami born writer currently living in Los Angeles.
In the eighth grade, Jenny ran for class president, but tragically lost to a very popular and super pretty opposing candidate, Should she ever choose to run for office again, shell be relying on her superior talents with glitter glue and poster board to carry her to certain victory.
.
Jenny Santana