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Mallory on Board (Mallory McDonald #7)
Bon voyage! Mallory and her family and friends are setting sail on a cruise. But poor Malllory already feels like she's sunk. Her two best friends' parents are getting married, and even though Mallory is trying her best to be happy for Mary Ann and Joey, she can't help feeling left out. Can Mallory find a way to be happy for her friends and not feel like a third wheel?
Paperback, 175 pages
Published
April 1st 2008
by First Avenue Editions
(first published 2006)
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I am reading this 'on the side' to encourage one of my non-readers. In this Mallory book, Mallory is whiny and unsympathetic in many ways. I recognize that she exhibits characteristics of a perfect ego-centric 10-year old (which is developmentally appropriate). Too bratty for me. Sadly,she does act like some of my students, the proper audience for these books, so I can see her appeal! In truth, I would prefer my girls to be enjoying less bratty protagonists in their fiction...more
I am reading this 'on the side' to encourage one of my non-readers. In this Mallory book, Mallory is whiny and unsympathetic in many ways. I recognize that she exhibits characteristics of a perfect ego-centric 10-year old (which is developmentally appropriate). Too bratty for me. Sadly,she does act like some of my students, the proper audience for these books, so I can see her appeal! In truth, I would prefer my girls to be enjoying less bratty protagonists in their fiction...more
I knew this wasn't going to be a good book, I was reading it for fun and the love of getting a chance of flaming it.
Not thought provoking, no plot, poor dialog. I would've given it 1 1/2 stars if I could.
Not thought provoking, no plot, poor dialog. I would've given it 1 1/2 stars if I could.
My favorite part in this book was when her to bff's leave her and she feels left out because her friends mom and the other friends dad are getting married and she things they all wont be friends because she things they are going to ditch her. I liked tis book it was okay.
i didn't like it when maryann and joey started hanging out with each other and leave mallory out. at the end they include her.
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this tought me how it feels when you think your going to loose a friend.
Mallory went on a ship to see her friends mom get married. A.R.
Loved it! It's probably the best in the Mallory series.
Mallory is not at her best in this book. She is whiny and selfish throughout almost the entire story and a lot of the scenes are repetitive. I felt like the author was struggling to fill the pages of the book. And I didn't buy that Mallory would be as jealous of her best friends becoming step-siblings as she was. It didn't ring as true to me as many of the other books in the series. But most of the others up until this one were much better - Mallory's a likeable gal most of the time!
Read after "In business with Mallory".
Shows respect to everything and says the basic rules of close friends.
Shows respect to everything and says the basic rules of close friends.
Mallory continues to be very appealing. She is very likable & has realistic reactions to situations.
great!! awesome!! favorite out of the series!!
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