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Name: Stargirl
Rating: 4.1 (402 reviews)
Author: Jerry Spinelli
ISBN: 9780679886372

Stargirl

by Jerry Spinelli

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Readers' Rating (402):

First Published:
Aug 1, 2000, 176 pages

Paperback:
May 2002, 192 pages

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- Young Adults
- Uplifting
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Drake Burgess

The book stargirl was very boring. I feel asleep many times. I Just dont like books like that.

Michael Burton

I rated this book 1 because it was boring. I almost fell asleep during it a bunch of times. If i could of i would of rated it lower like in the negitves. it was probably the worst book of all time though.

jay hitt

This was a boring book to me because i don"t like books like this.

Kendall Ray

This book is too much of a girly book. I thought it was boring.

Justin Washburn

I rated Stargirl a # 1 because I thought it was a boring book.

dustin

I thought Stargirl was a very very boring book I gave the book a 1 because it was not very interesting. He wrote about a girl that was weired that is not a very good topic to write a book.

cory miller

my name is cory miller and the stargirl book was OK but very very very boring book.

Logan Brooks

My name is Logan Brooks. I thought this book was horrible. It was the worst book I ever read. On a scale from 1 to 10, I give it a 1. The book was a little intresting, but I didnt like it.

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