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|author=Meg Cabot
|title=Notebooks of a Middle-School Princess
|rating=4
|genre=Confident Readers
|summary=The author of the hugely successful ''Princess Diaries'' has written a brand-new series for younger girls, telling the story of awkward middle-school student Olivia Grace. She discovers that her father is actually the Prince of Genovia, making her...a princess! Not everyone responds well to the news, however, and poor Olivia is soon thrown into a world of jealous bullies, intrusive paparazzi, disgruntled relatives and a whole new family she never knew existed.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447280652</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Heidi Schulz
|summary=Something is wrong in Beanotown. You'd normally think that the only thing wrong about the place is Dennis the Menace – his dastardly deeds and novel naughtiness. But no – this time it's worse. Someone is being a menace to everyone and it isn't even Dennis. The Colonel's garden gnomes are all bottom-up, and even the park plants spell out ''Bum-Face''. And our hero has no idea who is out-menacing him. It's up to him and his naughty Gnasher to try and work out what is causing everyone – Softie or not – to be so worried.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0141355824</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Mike Revell
|title=Stonebird
|rating=4.5
|genre=Confident Readers
|summary=People keep telling Liam he's the man of the house since his dad walked out on the family and went to live with his girlfriend in Australia, even though that's quite a burden to put on the shoulders of a ten-year-old. He tries his hardest to live up to everyone's expectations, but it's not easy: the family has to move house and school to be nearer Gran, who's suffering from dementia; his mum is falling apart because she simply can't cope with the pain of losing her remaining parent in this way, and his older sister is more interested in her new boyfriend than anything Liam's going through. And that's before the usual new kid in school bullying begins.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1848667175</amazonuk>
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