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Everyone at Sweet Valley Middle School loves the new girl, Anna Reynolds. Cammi is convinced that Anna won't last long at school and when her prediction starts to come true, Cammi is the only one who can help Anna.
First publish date: January 1993
Authors: Jamie Suzanne
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