My rating:
add to my books
Loading...
Rumor Has It (Candy Apple #23)
Audrey is fascinated by the new girl at school, Mailee. But she isn't sure how to get to know her -- Mailee is nice to everyone, but Audrey can't tell if she wants to be friends. So Audrey launches the perfect plan: a slam book She secretly circulates a notebook with space to comment on all the sixth-grade girls, including herself, hoping it'll reach Mailee soon. But does...more
Mass Market Paperback, 160 pages
Published
January 1st 2010
by Scholastic Paperbacks
There is a good chance some of your friends read this book. Sign in to see!
sign in »
Friend Reviews
To see what your friends thought of this book,
please sign up.
This book is currently not featured on any Listopia lists.
Add this book to your favorite list »
Community Reviews
(showing
1-30
of
160)
This book is about a girl, Audrey Jones. There came a new girl in town. Audrey thought that she seems nice and wants to make friends but Audrey doesn't know what Mailee (the new girl) thinks of her. Audrey started a slam book to find out what Mailee thinks of herself but slam books are against the rule in her school! Will Audrey find the real truth and yet avoid the trouble of getting caught of starting a slam book? (I'm making this sound like the blurb aren't I? )
Reviewed by Kira M for TeensReadToo.com
When a new girl named Mailee moves into town, Audrey becomes fascinated with how down-to-earth, fun, and friendly she is to everyone. Audrey knows she wants to become friends with her, but is afraid to ask.
To figure out what Mailee thinks of her, Audrey starts a slam book. The rules are simple. Everyone uses a number, not their name, when they're entering information about other people, and they have to do it alone. When they're done...more
When a new girl named Mailee moves into town, Audrey becomes fascinated with how down-to-earth, fun, and friendly she is to everyone. Audrey knows she wants to become friends with her, but is afraid to ask.
To figure out what Mailee thinks of her, Audrey starts a slam book. The rules are simple. Everyone uses a number, not their name, when they're entering information about other people, and they have to do it alone. When they're done...more
Jamika
rated it
Recommends it for:
any girl who likes to read this series
Recommended to Jamika by:
no ne
what i've learned that a rral friend wo't lie or keep a secret from you becasue a real friend wold always have your back through thick and thin.In this book the main character Audrey goes back to school for the new school year at he middle school as a seventh grader then she meets the new girl and trys to be her friend, but then the meanest girl at their school trys to take the new girl into her little group so she can make Audrey feel like she doesn't really have any friends. then she sees the...more
This was a fairly ok book. SUPER short, like all Candy Apple books, but good for young readers (as in, younger than me). The character's aren't all that well developed, and it gets a little annoying about how Audrey is so obsessed with getting Mailee to like her. It's also extremely obviously that Carmen is annoyed with Audrey because Audrey is (like I said above) obsessed w/getting Mailee to like her, but for whatever reason Audrey doesn't see it.
it was a nice book not really amazing but nice it had lots of drama and stuff but for me she didnt have to go through all that just to know if mailee likes her or not she could ask her to hang around and seen if she likes her then
Right know i am on chapter 9 it is so good that i want to read every second so really encourage young readers to read these books
can't believe her bestfriend was like that!!
it rocked!
Love it
good book
This was an OK book.I really didn't enjoy it i think the book Sister Switch was 10x better.
Good book :D
Jazzmin
added it
preety good so far
Hadiya
marked it as to-read
Brona McCann
marked it as to-read
Caitlin Dreismeier
added it
There are no discussion topics on this book yet.
Be the first to start one »
Jane B. Mason and Sarah Hines Stephens both live in Oakland, California, where they spend their time writing books, including the Candy Apple titles The Sister Switch and Snowfall Surprise, and keeping up with their respective children.
More about Jane B. Mason...
Share This Book
No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now »
