Fiona's Private Pages

by Robin Cruise

Being a good friend is hard work. Just ask eleven-year-old Fiona Claire Jardin. When Fiona makes a really tough decision, will she disappoint Blanca, her best friend? How will she stay friends with Natalie, who's transferring to another middle school? Can she really be friends with a b-o-y named Eliot? And what about Katie? Should Fiona keep her friend's secret even though Katie may be in danger? Through all these difficult situations, Fiona learns about the loyalty, trust, and love that are at the heart of every true friendship.

Genres: Childrens

176 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 2000

Reviews

[melissa Kamy Ramirez]

Más o menos

[Samantha Wagner]

I didn’t read this one QUITE as much as the first but I still really enjoyed it when I was a kid. Is it weird to keep reviewing childhood favorite books? Maybe? Oh well who cares.

[Diane]

Things are a bit complicated for Fiona. For one thing, her parents are divorced so she spends time in two different locations every week. Then, her dad starts dating and why does Mom's business partner keep showing up around dinner time? How will she survive now that Natalie is going to another school? Even Blanca seems to be changing. But Fiona tells everything to her journal as she tries to navigate another year. And, oh yes, how about the time she spends with Elliot (her crush)?

[Dawn]

Amazing and insightful

[Pooja Dimba]

I liked the other fist book better. This one was just eh?

[Beth]

Review: https://hiplibrariansbookblog.com/200...

[Jessica Raymond]

Absolutely hilarious