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The Less-Than-Hidden Secrets and Final Revelations of Lydia Goldblatt and Julie Graham-Chang (The Popularity Papers #7)

The Less-Than-Hidden Secrets and Final Revelations of Lydia Goldblatt and Julie Graham-Chang (The Popularity Papers #7)

Published in
2014
4.30
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Description

Lydia and Julie have been through many adventures as they navigated junior high, popularity, families, and friendship. In the final adventure in the series, the peaceful world of Hamlin Junior High is rocked when Lydia and Julie learn that they're going to have to play host to new students whose school burned down. The outside threat bands the Hamlin kids together against a common enemy-for a while. When the enemy gets their hands on Lydia and Julie's notebook, no one wants anything to do with the girls. It's the biggest threat to their friendship (and a pretty definitive failure of their quest for popularity), and it can only be solved one way. Two words: dance battle.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
developing
Length
208 pages
Book in series
#6

Why to read

  • Continuation of a Beloved Series: Fans of Amy Ignatow's 'The Popularity Papers' series will not want to miss the seventh installment, which promises to deliver the same humor, heart, and relatable middle school experiences that have made the previous books so endearing.
  • Character Development: The series is known for its rich character development, and 'The Less-Than-Hidden Secrets and Final Revelations of Lydia Goldblatt and Julie Graham-Chang' continues to explore the growth and changes in the lives of its protagonists, offering readers a deeper understanding of their favorite characters.
  • Themes of Friendship and Identity: This book, like its predecessors, delves into important themes such as the complexities of friendship, the search for identity, and the challenges of growing up. It provides valuable insights for young readers navigating their own paths through adolescence.
  • Illustrations and Unique Format: Amy Ignatow's books are distinguished by their creative blend of text and illustrations, resembling the characters' journal entries. This engaging format makes the story accessible and entertaining, particularly for reluctant readers or those who enjoy visual storytelling.