Bad, Badder, Baddest (Bad Girls)

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Summary: One of My Favorite books, Ever!
Review: Bad, Badder, Baddest. Just by the name you can tell these girls are not made of sugar.
Margalo and Mikey are the best of friends, but barely ever show that they are. The are always trying to find a snappy remark to the last one that was spoken. The main part of the book, why they did everything, was because Mikey's mother and father were getting divorced. If your parents get divorced, that means one will move far away. Away from her best friend.
Mikey tries to do everything to do to get her parents' minds' off of the divorce, but everything was shot down. The last thing Mikey or Margalo could think of was drastic. They would run away.
Trusting words from a theif and blackmalier, they walk down the road to the old abondaned house bad girl Ginnatte had talked about. But guess who goes and ruins the plans of everyone? Will Mikey's parents stop the divorce? Will Mikey have to move away? Away from Margalo......?

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Summary: Friendships Rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: This book should be read by all kids who like books dealing with friends.It's about a girl whose parents are going through a divorce. Her firend is trying to help her get through the rough times. A girl comes into their lives and tells them about potions and spells that will keep her parents together. You should read the book to find out what happend's next.

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Summary: way cool
Review: This was actually the first cynthia voight book i had ever read. All the names were kind of confusing but it was a really good book. Mikey and Margalo are sort of the ideal friends for everyone. Except for the fact that they're always getting into trouble. I would recommend this book to anyone. As well as the first one since it's the first.

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Summary: Friendships Rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: What I really liked about Bad, Badder, Baddest was Margalo and Mikey and how adventerous they were. Mikey was mad at her parents becuase they wanted a divorce, so she decided to get their attention by running away. I would recommend this book, especially to middle school girls.