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Only Girls Allowed (The Pink Locker Society #1)
by
Debra Moffitt (Goodreads Author)
“Shh! You are now a member of the Pink Locker Society. More details to come. Shh!”
Welcome to the Pink Locker Society. Membership is a high honor, but Jemma and her two best friends can’t tell anyone about their secret office, the work they do, or how they always manage to skip study hall. Behind pink doors, the trio of teens (plus Bet, the new girl) have been asked to take...more
Welcome to the Pink Locker Society. Membership is a high honor, but Jemma and her two best friends can’t tell anyone about their secret office, the work they do, or how they always manage to skip study hall. Behind pink doors, the trio of teens (plus Bet, the new girl) have been asked to take...more
Paperback, 140 pages
Published
September 14th 2010
by St. Martin's Griffin
(first published August 30th 2010)
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Pretty good read great for beginning the teenage years, The only reason I rate it four stars is because I wished the book was longer it was so good. I am on my way to the 2nd one. I don't want this series to end the writer goes into great detail describing each character. Great read just wish the series was a little longer because i is for teens not just beginning teens. I am a official adult and love to read young girly children's books because I can relate more and I feel like I learn what I s...more
Jemma, Kate, and Piper are in for a surprise on the first day of eighth grade. Each girl opens her locker and, along the back wall, finds another locker door. These pink locker doors open into a secret room belonging to the mysterious Pink Locker Society. Who has revived the once-banned Pink Locker Society and why were Jemma, Kate, and Piper chosen as members? The three best friends now have the duty of dishing advice to other girls on the important details of PBBs- periods, boys, and bras. Only...more
It's not easy to be a girl in middle school--confusion abounds when trying to find your way amid raging hormones, boys and girls who used to be friends and now may not be, and mysterious notes left in lockers. BFFs Jemma, Kate, and Piper along with newbie Bet are tasked with giving online advice to their female peers at Margaret Simon Middle School as members of the super-secret Pink Locker Society. Who is sabotaging the site? Will the girls' classmates find out about the PLS? Middle grade girls...more
Reviewed by Marta Morrison for TeensReadToo.com
Where do you go when you have important life questions and you are in middle school? Are you able to talk to your parents or do you have a special teacher or a bff?
In this short but wonderful novel, Jemma, Katie, Piper, and Bet find a pink locker inside their school. When they open the locker they find a secret room with computers, a lounge, and news that they have been selected to be in the Pink Locker Society.
The Pink Locker Society was started a...more
Where do you go when you have important life questions and you are in middle school? Are you able to talk to your parents or do you have a special teacher or a bff?
In this short but wonderful novel, Jemma, Katie, Piper, and Bet find a pink locker inside their school. When they open the locker they find a secret room with computers, a lounge, and news that they have been selected to be in the Pink Locker Society.
The Pink Locker Society was started a...more
The mystery surrounding the Pink Locker Society itself is a great hook to establish interest in the book, and the society's website is a great way to package this sometimes uncomfortable information about changes in girls' bodies. The main character is like a lot of girls - pretty normal, with an average home and school life, who is just as curious as she is eager to help. Her endearing, everygirl voice and the serious, respectful treatment of each question make this book a safe place for girls...more
I wanted to read this because someone said I should recommend this to preteen girls at my library, but I don't like recommending something without reading it first. This was cute and I will probably read the other ones and I'll be recommending it to my preteens.
Nicely written. The author avoids any sort of cliched prose, and the plot surprises in several places. This should be an enjoyable, as well as helpful, book to maturing girls.
This is a great book for sixth graders.
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