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Name: Taking charge
Author: Jamie Suzanne

"Taking Charge" follows Jessica and Elizabeth as they deal with everyday difficulties in their school life. Their story highlights interpersonal conflict and the ways children in middle grade settings negotiate relationships and resolve challenges. The novel explores how young friends support each other and confront the harder issues presented by classmates, illustrating growth and resilience in a realistic, relatable environment.

First publish date: 1989

Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers

Authors: Jamie Suzanne

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