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Rachel Renée Russell
ISBN 9781398527560
Rs. 560
Simon & Schuster
Dork Diaries: Party Time
Who it's for: Middle grade readers who enjoy humorous diary-style stories
In the second installment of the Dork Diaries series, Nikki Maxwell navigates new friendships and a budding crush at her new school. When an overheard conversation threatens her chance to go to the Halloween dance with Brandon, Nikki faces a tough choice between attending her sister's party and discovering the truth.Why You Should Read? Follow Nikki Maxwell's relatable experiences with school, crushes, and friendships. Explore themes of honesty, navigating social drama, and finding your voice. Enjoy a humorous and engaging diary-style narrative. Perfect for readers who enjoy stories about middle school life and first crushes.
Highlights
- Second book in the Dork Diaries series
- Diary-style narrative with humorous tone
- Explores middle school friendships and crushes
- Nikki must choose between family and a chance with Brandon
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Questions about this book
Is this the first book in the Dork Diaries series?
No, this is the second installment. The series follows Nikki Maxwell's adventures in middle school.
What is the main conflict in this book?
Nikki overhears a conversation that threatens her chance to go to the Halloween dance with Brandon, and she must choose between attending her sister's party and finding out the truth.
What style is the book written in?
It is written as a diary, giving a humorous and engaging first-person perspective.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores themes of honesty, navigating social drama, and finding your voice, along with friendship and first crushes.