The Power of Two (T*Witches, No 1)71 reviews Randi Reisfeld, H. B. Gilmour Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 T*Witches: The Power of Two + Twin Witches + umm,twitches #1 + Awsome!!!             Go Ask Alice1250 reviews Anonymous Simon Pulse, 1998 Go Ask Alice + we get it already... + Thumbs up. I loved this book. The emotion that the protagonist conveys throughout the book is clearly relatable from generation to generation. I recommend this book for every teenager out there.             Ducky (California Diaries #5)31 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic, Inc., 1998 .. + good themes + **CALIFORNIA DIARIES LOVERS, HERE'S THE ONE** I really, truly enjoyed this book. It was so deep, it really caught the reader and the reader's attention. It was beautifully written with plenty of detail, and is a very realistic journey through Ducky's life. I have read all of the California Diaries books that have ever been made, and this was ...             Maggie Diary Two (California Diaries)48 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic, 1998 I'm Waiting! + VERY REALISTIC...but not really, if you know what I mean... i cant wait to order this book all i know so far is that maggie has an eating disorder i remember reading that maggie was going on a diet i didnt know it would be so serious i actually feel sorry for maggie, as if she were my friend ann martins writing style makes me feel like i am in the book it ...             The Vanishings (Left Behind: The Kids #1)89 reviews Jerry B. Jenkins, Tim LaHaye Tyndale House Publishers, 1998 Left Behind Rocks + A childhood favorite + Left behind the vanishing + Left Behind: The Series             Dawn (California Diaries)73 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic Inc., 1997 Great Book + GREAT FIRST BOOK OF CA DIARIES!!! + Dawn Schafer meets Ducky & Amalia This is a good book I've read it twice. I like how Ann used handwriting in this book instead of type it was great! It was like a real diary. Dawn mostly writes about changing buildings at school, her family and her california friends. What I didn't like about this book is that Dawn never mentioned ...             Dawn, Diary Two (California Diaries)37 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic, 1998 Great!! + Dawn- Diary 2 - Excellent!!! + There's Always 2 Sides To The Story...... + Dawn Diary Two + The California Diaries Series             California Diaries #04: Amalia (California Diaries)62 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic Paperbacks, 1997 Great + OKAY to the reader above, are you serious? This book is so good from beginning to end. Cheesy, i think not. Corny....lets be real. The author is actually taking us away from that little fake world the the gurls of the BSC live in and feeding us reality in its truest form. Amalia, just shy of 14yrs of ...             Cheevey4 reviews Gerald DiPego Grand Central Publishing, 1997 coming of age in southern california + A young man comes of age in SoCal + "Cheevey" was a sad book, and somewhat depressing. + A deeply moving coming of age story.             Go Ask Alice1250 reviews Anonymous Simon Pulse, 1998 Go Ask Alice + we get it already... + Thumbs up. I loved this book. The emotion that the protagonist conveys throughout the book is clearly relatable from generation to generation. I recommend this book for every teenager out there.             Dawn, Diary Two (California Diaries)37 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic, 1998 Great!! + Dawn- Diary 2 - Excellent!!! + There's Always 2 Sides To The Story...... + Dawn Diary Two + The California Diaries Series             The Vanishings (Left Behind: The Kids #1)89 reviews Jerry B. Jenkins, Tim LaHaye Tyndale House Publishers, 1998 Left Behind Rocks + A childhood favorite + Left behind the vanishing + Left Behind: The Series             California Diaries #04: Amalia (California Diaries)62 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic Paperbacks, 1997 Great + OKAY to the reader above, are you serious? This book is so good from beginning to end. Cheesy, i think not. Corny....lets be real. The author is actually taking us away from that little fake world the the gurls of the BSC live in and feeding us reality in its truest form. Amalia, just shy of 14yrs of ...             Maggie Diary Two (California Diaries)48 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic, 1998 I'm Waiting! + VERY REALISTIC...but not really, if you know what I mean... i cant wait to order this book all i know so far is that maggie has an eating disorder i remember reading that maggie was going on a diet i didnt know it would be so serious i actually feel sorry for maggie, as if she were my friend ann martins writing style makes me feel like i am in the book it ...             Ducky (California Diaries #5)31 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic, Inc., 1998 .. + good themes + **CALIFORNIA DIARIES LOVERS, HERE'S THE ONE** I really, truly enjoyed this book. It was so deep, it really caught the reader and the reader's attention. It was beautifully written with plenty of detail, and is a very realistic journey through Ducky's life. I have read all of the California Diaries books that have ever been made, and this was ...             Dawn (California Diaries)73 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic Inc., 1997 Great Book + GREAT FIRST BOOK OF CA DIARIES!!! + Dawn Schafer meets Ducky & Amalia This is a good book I've read it twice. I like how Ann used handwriting in this book instead of type it was great! It was like a real diary. Dawn mostly writes about changing buildings at school, her family and her california friends. What I didn't like about this book is that Dawn never mentioned ...             Cheevey4 reviews Gerald DiPego Grand Central Publishing, 1997 coming of age in southern california + A young man comes of age in SoCal + "Cheevey" was a sad book, and somewhat depressing. + A deeply moving coming of age story.             The Power of Two (T*Witches, No 1)71 reviews Randi Reisfeld, H. B. Gilmour Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 T*Witches: The Power of Two + Twin Witches + umm,twitches #1 + Awsome!!!