Zodiac Girls: Brat Princess

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10+
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November 15, 2007
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0753461323
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Ever turn to your horoscope for help in a difficult time? Well, Zodiac Girls have something even better―when their stars are in lucky alignment, they get a cool cell phone and personal guidance from the planets themselves! But it's not as easy as it sounds―it's up to each girl to make the most of her
month as a Zodiac Girl!

A typical Leo, rich, spoiled Leonora likes to get her way. As a last resort, her despairing parents send her to boot camp to try to improve her outrageous behavior. While she's there, Leonora discovers that she's a Zodiac Girl. At first, Leonora refuses to cooperate, but the boot camp instructors are human embodiments of the planets, and they're determined to get results!

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A Lovable Brat
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Reader reviewed by K. Hager

Only Cathy Hopkins could make such a spoiled brat lovable. Leonora has everything--a private jet to take her where she wants, fabulous clothes and shoes and a staff to wait on her. Yet she's rude, manipulative and mean to those around her. She is dismissive to the staff and actually charges them interest when they borrow money from her. Then her parents trick her into going on what she thinks is a French vacation to meet a friend when she's really headed for boot camp.

I gotta say, even I felt bad for her when she had to work for privleges such as hot water & food. NAturally, she makes no friends at first and really alienates anyone who might be an ally. But then we start to get pieces of what makes her so bitter. We find out she had a little sister who died and we know she feels guilty for some reason.

In the end, the story of her sister's passing redeems her character ad helps open her eyes to the suffering her fellow boot campers are dealing with. I actually teared up when reading about the little sister.

This is a fun read. At first, I thought Leonora was a bit over the top, but it's done in such a way you find that she's doing it in reaction to her situation and not just a stereotype.
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