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Irresistible as a fluffy kitten. I laughed out loud and so will you! <br>--Meg Cabot, author of the Airhead and Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls series <br> Tori is an appealing, engaging protagonist whose peppy first-person narrative includes some introspective moments and incorporates issues that readers will appreciate, especially the importance of honesty, trust, and self-appreciation. An enjoyable, entertaining read. - Booklist <br> Friendship versus one-upmanship in seventh grade is the subject of Springer's very funny and strongly realistic novel. - Publishers Weekly <br> The sheer exhaustion of a fake-boyfriend arms race, with the need to create fake email accounts and to come up with competing romantic gestures on the fly, is cleverly depicted. - Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books <br> The themes will resonate with any girl who's ever gone through the hardships of middle school: friendship, boys, popularity, and, most importantly, choosing to do thei

Irresistible as a fluffy kitten. I laughed out loud and so will you! <br>--Meg Cabot, author of the Airhead and Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls series <br> Tori is an appealing, engaging protagonist whose peppy first-person narrative includes some introspective moments and incorporates issues that readers will appreciate, especially the importance of honesty, trust, and self-appreciation. An enjoyable, entertaining read. - Booklist <br> Friendship versus one-upmanship in seventh grade is the subject of Springer's very funny and strongly realistic novel. - Publishers Weekly <br> The sheer exhaustion of a fake-boyfriend arms race, with the need to create fake email accounts and to come up with competing romantic gestures on the fly, is cleverly depicted. - Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books <br> The themes will resonate with any girl who's ever gone through the hardships of middle school: friendship, boys, popularity, and, most importantly, choosing to do theC

<p>&#8220;Tori is an appealing, engaging protagonist whose peppy first-person narrative includes some introspective moments and incorporates issues that readers will appreciate, especially the importance of honesty, trust, and self-appreciation. An enjoyable, entertaining read.&#8221; &#8211; Booklist <br> &#8220;Friendship versus one-upmanship in seventh grade is the subject of Springer&#8217;s very funny and strongly realistic novel.&#8221; &#8211; Publishers Weekly <br> &#8220;The sheer exhaustion of a fake-boyfriend arms race, with the need to create fake email accounts and to come up with competing romantic gestures on the fly, is cleverly depicted.&#8221; &#8211; Bulletin of the Center for Children&#8217;s Books <br> &#8220;The themes will resonate with any girl who&#8217;s ever gone through the hardships of middle school: friendship, boys, popularity, and, most importantly, choosing to do the right, but often more difficult, thing. A fun read.&#8221; &#8211; School Library Journ

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KRISTINA SPRINGER holds a master's degree in writing from DePaul University. She is the author of The Espressologist, which Publishers Weekly called a cheerful, breezy romance. She lives with her family outside Chicago, Illinois.

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