Catie Conrad: How to Become the Most Unpopular Girl in Middle School
The (Desperate) Diva Diaries
Angie Spady
Catie has a lot on her plate. She's not exactly popular at school, her brother is completely gross, and she's really stressed out. But as Catie attends her youth group at church, the pastor shares things that helps her cope with her stress and be more compassionate towards others.
The style of the book is similar to the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. The main character confides in her diary and adds notes and pictures. The author was able to bring in spiritual lessons without them coming across as preachy or too heavy. The book showcased a typical child and made her interesting and her journal entries engaging. Middle school children will love the story and be blessed by the spiritual insights. This would also be the perfect book for the reluctant reader.
The style of the book is similar to the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. The main character confides in her diary and adds notes and pictures. The author was able to bring in spiritual lessons without them coming across as preachy or too heavy. The book showcased a typical child and made her interesting and her journal entries engaging. Middle school children will love the story and be blessed by the spiritual insights. This would also be the perfect book for the reluctant reader.
I received this book free of charge from Shelton Interactive in exchange for my honest review.
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