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Jacqueline Wilson
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Pages: 229 (Paperback)
ISBN: 0440865794
Pub: Corgi Yearling Books
Pub date: 2005-03-03
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 5931
Reader Reviews:
One of JW's best books (0/0 people found this helpful)
I thought that Best Friends was a really good book because it was funny and I thought that the character Alice's mum was not very nice and spoilt her daughter. Alice's best friend Gemma has a normal mum. I like the illustrations, some of them are very funny.
A very good book (0/1 people found this helpful)
This is a funny book. It is an interesting book about friendship. It can help you with friendship problems. Sarah recommended it to our class and we recommend it to you.
Moving Best Friends (2/3 people found this helpful)
I loved this book, it's a very dramatic book. Gemma tries running away with Alice when Alice tells Gemma she's moving. Gemma is very unhappy - especially when Gemma finds out that Flora - somebody who is trying to get Alice as her best friend - is getting very high in Alice's friend list.
Best friends (5/7 people found this helpful)
i think everybody has a friend but this is different.
would you try to run away to london with her?
thats exactly what Alice and Gemma do when Alice relises she is moving house.
i think this book is aimed fo 8-11 year olds.
i would reomend this book to people that have a completley different friends to them.
Best friends (7/8 people found this helpful)
Best Friends
By Jacqueline Wilson
This is a story about two girls called Alice and Gemma who are best friends. They had known each other since they were babies, but when they grew older they were split apart. Alice is a neat and tidy girl, but Gemma is the total opposite. Yes, yes you know what that means she is a total dirt bag and don't ask me why they're friends because I have no idea! The moral is that even if you don't see each other everyday and your friends have moved away you can still keep in touch. In our opinion. It is definitely the best Jacqueline Wilson book out of all of them; it is a well worth reading. Even
though the pages are long they are still packed with interesting things for every reader to enjoy. From sad moments to surprising things it is most definitely well worth the read. This book is suitable for ages 7 and up.
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