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The Secret Blog of Raisin Rodriguez — Judy Goldschmidt
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Published:
Apr-2005 (Hardcover)
Apr-2006 (Paperback) -
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Main Genre:
General Fiction -
Time Period:
Contemporary -
Pages:
224 -
Age Level:
10-13 -
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The World According to Raisin Rodriguez
Raisin on boys:
Pia, in answer to your question regarding whether Jeremy's cute or not: Jeremy is a freckle face. This is not opinion. This is fact.
Raisin on beauty:
You know how they tell you to break open a vitamin A pill and spread it on your imperfections? I highly disrecommend it -- I tried it last night, and now I smell like cod.
Raisin on friendship:
Today in earth science, I discovered that I have a lot in common with Fiona Small and her best friend, Hailey Sherman. I've always known we were meant to be friends. Always since yesterday, that is.
Raisin Rodriguez has just been dragged from Berkeley, California all the way to Philadelphia. Now she has to start a new school, make all new friends, and adjust to living with her brand new stepfamily and their kooky dog. Luckily she can always vent to her two best friends from home in her secret blog. She's telling them all her most personal and private secrets (not to mention some other people's secrets). After all, it's not like anyone else will ever read it ... right?
Raisin on boys:
Pia, in answer to your question regarding whether Jeremy's cute or not: Jeremy is a freckle face. This is not opinion. This is fact.
Raisin on beauty:
You know how they tell you to break open a vitamin A pill and spread it on your imperfections? I highly disrecommend it -- I tried it last night, and now I smell like cod.
Raisin on friendship:
Today in earth science, I discovered that I have a lot in common with Fiona Small and her best friend, Hailey Sherman. I've always known we were meant to be friends. Always since yesterday, that is.
Raisin Rodriguez has just been dragged from Berkeley, California all the way to Philadelphia. Now she has to start a new school, make all new friends, and adjust to living with her brand new stepfamily and their kooky dog. Luckily she can always vent to her two best friends from home in her secret blog. She's telling them all her most personal and private secrets (not to mention some other people's secrets). After all, it's not like anyone else will ever read it ... right?
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