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Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of ...
Rosalind Wiseman

Three Rivers Press, 2002 - 352 pages

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I enjoyed this book

I read both this and Odd Girl Out, and, in my 14-year-old mind, this was much better. This book gives a somewhat humorous, but at the same time completely accurate and serious, look at the middle school atmosphere. I was not a popular girl in middle school, but I've begun to realize how lucky I was the popular girls wouldn't even give me the attention to pick on me! Reading this book brought back several memories, and it also made me smile, and comprehend the world of cliques a little better.


Beggining Helpful for New Middle Schoolers

I really enjoyed Ms.Wiseman's book. I just started middle school this year and was suprised and hurt when one of my close friends in the lower school became a "Queen Bee" and I was not interested in those isuues. In the beggining of the book, Wiseman really explained some of those types of people and how to cope with cattiness. After reading other reviews I have a sneaking suspicion some of thelow rating female reviewers have had themselfs described in the book.
When the book nears the end however, it starts on things like sex, drugs, parties, ect, which is not really nessacary for 6th or 7th graders. I think Wiseman should have made two books because the beggining is more for middle schoolers while the end is more for high schoolers. Overall very helpful.


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Queen Bees & Wannabes

This book is extremely helpful in understanding what goes on with girls socially. It is depressing, but true. I just wish I had this book sooner to help my older daughter when she was going through the middle school turmoil. It is a must read for every parent with a daughter.






What's going on with our kids?

I bought this book on the recommendation of a friend. My daughter was having trouble with friends ganging up on her. She's only in 5th grade!

It's troubling to me that 11 year old girls are already playing the popularity game. Our society isn't allowing little girls to remain little girls. They have all these images thrust upon them...teen queens Brittney and Christina tell them how they should look. Nickelodeon tells them what to buy. They listen to popular music and watch the news and are forced to grow up too soon. They are too young to make judgements and they begin to act in ways mentioned in the book. They feel they must act out and be seen.

I don't remember school being such a competitive place. I'm saddened by what our society has become. I hope I can study this book and help my daughter to become a self-confident young woman.

I'm thankful Ms. Wiseman wrote this book.


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