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"Gossip from the Girls’ Room" follows Sofia, a sixth‑grader at Middlebrooke Middle School who documents the buzz of school life through her blog. Readers meet class friends and rivals—like the wealthy, popular Mia St. Claire—and learn the everyday challenges and triumphs of navigating middle school. The book captures the humor and heart of teenage school stories while giving an inside look at blogging, gossip, and the dynamics of peer groups.
First publish date: 2011
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Rose Cooper
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