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Hey, Girlfriend


By: Kimberly A. McCormick

Age Level: Middle Grades to College
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At last. A book of insightful monologues for girls only! Similar in style to her popular book The Way I See It, this collection of monologues deals with the dilemmas that teenage girls face everyday at school, at home, and in general society. Sometimes real life events can be funny, but more often they are difficult. These monologues reflect struggles and triumphs. Sample titles include: Is He Worth it?, Is Our Family Falling Apart?, Don’t Let My Mother Die, Texting Terror, I Don’t Want to Move, A Selfish Generation, Let’s Get Fit, Making the Grade, Will I Ever Fit In?, Does Anyone Know What Loves Means?, Negative People, and No One Likes a Bully. With each monologue there are discussion questions for classroom use. These monologues are so unique in style they are superb for speech or drama classes and contest use.

(168, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, paperback)

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