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""When the going gets tough, the tough get ... pink! "" ""Someone wants the Pink Locker Society gone, but Jemma and her BFFs are sticking together."" ""Shut down the PLS - or else!"" A mysterious someone keeps sending Jemma, Kate, and Piper threatening messages, but they won't stop the Pink Locker Society. They know the girls at their middle school need them. Who else will answer their questions about everything from bras to boys? And, the truth is, Jemma has just (secretly) submitted a question of her own. It's about Forrest, her forever crush. He asked her to be his pretend girlfriend and she said yes! Jemma promised to tell no one the truth about their relationship, but can she keep it from everyone, including her best friend, Kate? Not that Kate seems to have noticed - she's suddenly obsessed with whether people think she's fat. Beautiful Piper doesn't need to worry about that. She just wants to know if Forrest and Jemma have kissed. But does a real kiss with your pretend boyfriend still count?

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Jemma and her friends deal with typical tween concerns, and the protagonist's realization that Forrest isn't necessarily crush-worthy is well-handled. Jemma and her friends deal with typical tween concerns, and the protagonist's realization that Forrest isn't necessarily crush-worthy is well-handled. -- School Library Journal

Jemma and her friends deal with typical tween concerns, and the protagonist's realization that Forrest isn't necessarily crush-worthy is well-handled. ""Jemma and her friends deal with typical tween concerns, and the protagonist's realization that Forrest isn't necessarily crush-worthy is well-handled.""--""School Library Journal""

Jemma and her friends deal with typical tween concerns, and the protagonist's realization that Forrest isn't necessarily crush-worthy is well-handled. -- School Library Journal

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Debra Moffitt is the kids' editor of KidsHealth.org, the most visited children's health website in the world. Before joining KidsHealth in 2002, she was a newspaper reporter and an online journalist. Her nonfiction writing has appeared in the ""Washington Post"" and the ""Miami Herald.""

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