Seven Days to a Brand-New Me
by Ellen Conford
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A shy girl follows the suggestions in a self-help book to win the attentions of the handsome new boy whose locker is next to hers.Tags
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Teenage me was obsessed with this book. Ellen Conford is a writer who I don't see a lot of kids reading now, which is a shame. "Seven Days to a Brand New Me" is funny and sweet--its protagonist is likable and relatable, and so are her friends. A must read. -Ms. Jennie
Very dated. Reads like a juvenile, even though the boy has a car. A brief but somewhat problematic nod to homosexuality. An enlightened view of mental health issues. A mother who doesn't censor her daughter's reading. A boy-crazy plot. Hm. I liked it, and might have loved it when I was a teen. But today's girls probably don't need it. Otoh, given the other YA I've seen currently, maybe it is still worth reading.
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Ellen Conford was born in New York City on March 20, 1942. Her first picture book, Impossible, Possum, was published in 1971. Her other picture books include Just the Thing for Geraldine and Eugene the Brave. Her first young adult novel, Dreams of Victory, was published in 1973. Her other works include Dear Lovey Hart, I Am Desperate; Dear Mom, show more Get Me Out of Here; If This Is Love, I'll Take Spaghetti; I Love You, I Hate You, Get Lost; and Crush. She also writes the Annabel the Actress series and the Jenny Archer series. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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