About the Author
Rachel Renée Russell
ISBN 9781471144769
Rs. 560
Simon & Schuster Children's
Dear Dork (Dork Diaries #5)
Who it's for: middle school readers who enjoy humorous diary-style fiction
Nikki Maxwell faces a new dilemma when her archenemy, Mackenzie, starts a gossip column in the school newspaper. Fearing Mackenzie will reveal secrets about her crush, Brandon, Nikki joins the newspaper staff, inadvertently becoming the anonymous advice columnist, "Miss Know-It-All." While initially fun, the deluge of pleas for guidance soon overwhelms Nikki, prompting her to rely on her best friends, Chloe and Zoey, for assistance.Why You Should Read? Follow Nikki's hilarious attempts to navigate school life and maintain her secret identity. Explore themes of friendship, rivalry, and self-discovery through a relatable middle-school lens. Enjoy the signature Dork Diaries mix of diary entries, doodles, and comic strips. Experience the ups and downs of managing a secret identity while dealing with typical teenage drama.
Highlights
- Fifth book in the Dork Diaries series
- Nikki joins the school newspaper to counter Mackenzie's gossip column
- Becomes anonymous advice columnist 'Miss Know-It-All'
- Features diary entries, doodles, and comic strips
- Explores friendship, rivalry, and self-discovery
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Questions about this book
What is the main plot of this book?
Nikki's archenemy Mackenzie starts a gossip column in the school newspaper, so Nikki joins the staff and becomes an anonymous advice columnist to counter it.
Who is the author?
Rachel Renée Russell.
Is this part of a series?
Yes, it is the fifth book in the Dork Diaries series.
What format does the book use?
It includes diary entries, doodles, and comic strips, typical of the Dork Diaries series.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores friendship, rivalry, self-discovery, and managing a secret identity in middle school.