My Best FrenemyIda May finally fits in at school after becoming best friends with Stacey Merriweather, who is universally liked by their classmates. But then Ida?s frenemy, bossy Jenna Drews, brings in a game of truth or dare, and all the girls are suddenly daring one another to misbehave. When Ida finds herself in the principal?s office, she?s scared into ratting out her friends and gets freezed out of the group. The only way she can fix things is to take a triple-dog dare: letting one of the girls pierce her ears. Will her BFF come to her rescue, or is this the perfect job for a frenemy? Packed with fourth-grade jealousies, problems, misbehavior, and consequences, this third book about Ida May stands on its own. |
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... says she is desperately craving fresh pineapple and maybe we should fly to ... back after the holiday break, but because of all the snow we get a bonus day ... reply. “A head then?” I ask, biting off the soggy arm. Still no answer. “One ...
... says she is desperately craving fresh pineapple and maybe we should fly to ... back after the holiday break, but because of all the snow we get a bonus day ... reply. “A head then?” I ask, biting off the soggy arm. Still no answer. “One ...
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... back when I was little. I push off my blanket and pop two legs into my mouth ... says, “Smile for the camera, girls!” Stacey is my one and only best friend ... says RUM on it. Personally, I'd rather lift Choco Chunks to my mouth, but I ...
... back when I was little. I push off my blanket and pop two legs into my mouth ... says, “Smile for the camera, girls!” Stacey is my one and only best friend ... says RUM on it. Personally, I'd rather lift Choco Chunks to my mouth, but I ...
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... say, sprinkling ... back of the box. You know she's a real artist because she's holding an oil pastel stick up to a big easel like she's getting ready to draw a really great picture. Like me and Stacey do sometimes. Under her photo it says ...
... say, sprinkling ... back of the box. You know she's a real artist because she's holding an oil pastel stick up to a big easel like she's getting ready to draw a really great picture. Like me and Stacey do sometimes. Under her photo it says ...
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... tells me. “She got snowed in at her dad's and won't get back until tonight.” “Darn,” I say. “Will you tell her I called? And that I can't wait to see her?” “Will do,” Kelli says. “Have a fun snow day!” “I'm trying, ”I reply. I start ...
... tells me. “She got snowed in at her dad's and won't get back until tonight.” “Darn,” I say. “Will you tell her I called? And that I can't wait to see her?” “Will do,” Kelli says. “Have a fun snow day!” “I'm trying, ”I reply. I start ...
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... says. Stacey isn't really a million miles away. Sometimes she likes to make her stories sound bigger than they are ... back. “What else?” “Let's see ... I got a journal from Jenna.” “That's no secret,” Stacey says. “I was there when she ...
... says. Stacey isn't really a million miles away. Sometimes she likes to make her stories sound bigger than they are ... back. “What else?” “Let's see ... I got a journal from Jenna.” “That's no secret,” Stacey says. “I was there when she ...
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backpack best friend blink boots boys Brooke says Brooke’s can’t cane toads chin classroom concrete poem cookie Crow’s dance dare card daremony Dear Stella desk didn’t door ears pierced eye shadow eyelids feel fish fish food frenemy giggles girls grabs head huffs Ida’s inside Jade Jenna Drews Jenna gives Jenna glances Jenna says Jolene says Kelli Kettleson kids laugh look lunch macaroni Meeka and Jolene Meeka says mouse mouth nods oil pastels okay pagoda pick potato pulls Purdee purple Quinn Rachel says Randi says replies Ricochet Ridge says back shapes she’s shouts shrugs silent ball sledding sleep-over smile snack snort snow snow fort snowflakes someone sparkly squint Stacey asks Stacey says Stacey’s Stevens stuff talking tank tell Tess There’s told Tom Sanders triple-dog dare truth or dare turn wait wear What’s whispers you’re Zane