The Prank List

by Anna Staniszewski

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Pub Date Jul 01 2014 | Archive Date Jul 31 2014

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Children's Fiction

Description

Rachel Lee is having the best summer ever taking a baking class and flirting with her almost-sort-of-boyfriend Evan—until a rival cleaning business swoops into town, stealing her mom’s clients. Rachel never thought she’d fight for the right to clean toilets, but she has to save her mom’s business. Nothing can distract her from
her mission…except maybe Whit, the cute new guy in cooking class. Then she discovers something about Whit that could change everything. After destroying her Dirt Diary, Rachel thought she was done with secrets, but to save her family’s business, Rachel’s going to have to get her hands dirty. Again.

Rachel Lee is having the best summer ever taking a baking class and flirting with her almost-sort-of-boyfriend Evan—until a rival cleaning business swoops into town, stealing her mom’s clients...

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Advance Praise

Praise for The Dirt Diary:

“Confidently addressing a number of common tween troubles that include bullying, parental divorce, and peer pressure, Staniszewski introduces a determined eighth-grader desperate to get her separated parents back together in this humorous problem novel.” —Publishers Weekly

“Staniszewski neatly captures the pain of a shy young girl with newly separated parents . . .The quick pace and creative storyline will attract those in the mood for an undemanding, light read.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Rachel’s situation and feelings ring true . . .This realistic read is likely to appeal to middle schoolers and reluctant readers.” —School Library Journal

“Holy fried onion rings! Fun from beginning to end.” —Wendy Mass, New York Times bestselling author of 11 Birthdays and The Candymakers

Praise for The Dirt Diary:

“Confidently addressing a number of common tween troubles that include bullying, parental divorce, and peer pressure, Staniszewski introduces a determined eighth-grader...