Dear Diary
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Last published Sat, Aug 8, 2015
In case your in the age group 13-17, you might wanna read this novel. "Dear Diary" is about a girl named Katie, 14 years old, as she explores her new phase as a teenager and taking down notes about: popularity; friends; boys; fun; parties & more. This novel is an enjoyable book and suitable for girls from the age of 12.
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