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Dork Diaries 11: Tales from a Not-So-Friendly Frenemy (Hardcover)

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By Rachel Renée Russell, Rachel Renée Russell (Illustrator)
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This is book number 11 in the Dork Diaries series.


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It’s a frenemy showdown in the eleventh installment in the blockbuster #1 New York Times bestselling Dork Diaries series!

Nikki Maxwell has the worst luck. Of all the schools she could have been assigned to for the student exchange week program, she’s stuck at North Hampton Hills, her archnemesis MacKenzie Hollister’s new school. Even worse, there might just be someone at NHH who can out-MacKenzie MacKenzie!

Can the queen of dorks survive a week at the head CCP’s new school or will it be a dorky disaster?

About the Author

Rachel Renée Russell is an attorney who prefers writing tween books to legal briefs. (Mainly because books are a lot more fun and pajamas and bunny slippers aren’t allowed in court.) Rachel lives in Chantilly, Virginia.

Rachel Renée Russell is an attorney who prefers writing tween books to legal briefs. (Mainly because books are a lot more fun and pajamas and bunny slippers aren’t allowed in court.) Rachel lives in Chantilly, Virginia.


Product Details
ISBN: 9781481479202
ISBN-10: 1481479202
Publisher: Aladdin
Publication Date: November 15th, 2016
Pages: 288
Language: English
Series: Dork Diaries
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By George Takei, Justin Eisinger, Steven Scott, Harmony Becker (Illustrator)
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This book is vastly important. It deals with one of the darkest parts of American history that is so often left untaught and overlooked: the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII. This graphic novel tells George Takei’s story of going through that dark time as a child, with the strangeness of growing up in an interment camp, the weight his parents carried for the family, and the deep cultural and personal trauma left behind by the internment-- but also the inspiration this experience gave him to be an activist for change. This book is heavy but oh-so necessary and very moving, and it is truly a very engaging and enthralling read. 

(Young Adult Graphic Novel, Ages 12+) - reviewed by Isabel