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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Tuesday's Book Talk: Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls: Book 2: New Girl at School
The second entry in this cute series deals with starting a new school and bullying. Allie is excited to start her new school because she met three very nice girls, Erica, Sophie and Caroline, who will be in her class. Also she really likes the teacher, Mrs. Hunter. She has a great time at school until she meets a bully, Rosemary. Allie becomes worried and tries to figure out how to deal with the bully. She feels the one thing you shouldn't do is to tattle, because it will make it worse. She asks family and friends for advice. The somewhat surprising advice she gets at the end, is interesting. The advice will not be revealed, so the ending will not be spoiled. Also a side plot about Allie and her new kitten is discussed in this book. Meg Cabot continues with her funny but endearing portrayal of Allie, her family and her friends. This book is recommended for girls 9-11.
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