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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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- Literary Fiction
- Young Adults
- Uplifting
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unknown (01/13/05)

a wonderful book

Shelby (01/01/05)

I like this book, because, it show's and tells you too be different and true your self

hannah w. (12/30/04)

It was an OK book. I've read better books before. This was not Jerry Spinelli's best book, but it was still nice to read.

(12/21/04)

great book

Dana (12/05/04)

I am 10 years old and this was one of my favorite books! It showed how many different ways kids want to fit in. My parents just went thorugh a divorce and this book seemed to calm my nerves. I love this book because it wanted to make me keep reading. Unfortunatly, there is not a Stargirl 2 book. Jerry Spinelli, you are one of the greatest authors of all time. Thank you.

Stargirl_Rachel (12/04/04)

This book was really great. i reviewed it for my school report. i loved it because it is a book about being indivisual and being yourself. it is so true and so real. i loved it!

Meg (Cheerios080) (11/30/04)

I loved it, it's a great story of the importance of individuality, as well as the pressures to conform to the 'norm' of students.

Jennifer (11/29/04)

It was good , but it was an odd story. It was not bad but it was not teriffic

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