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by Cathleen Daly
When two self-professed middle school drama geeks––Isabelle and Annie (a.k.a. Cisco and The Bean)––fail at their attempts in romance, they start Flirt Club, an after school support group for similarly afflicted friends who decide to take decisive and strategic action with hilarious and touching results.
"Starred Review. It's refreshing to see these girls counter middle-school drama with silliness rather than angst and hand-wringing. As Cisco and the Bean would say, 'Thank God for being weird.' Ages 12-up." - Publishers Weekly
"Told through the girls' locker notes, lists, and journal entries, this entertaining read features peppy prose, humor, and on-target issues, such as dealing with insecurities, heartbreak, mean girls, and physical-relationship pressures." – Booklist
"Just the ticket for preadolescent girls." - Kirkus Reviews
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Cathleen Daly is a writer and performance artist who lives in the Bay Area outside San Francisco.
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