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A Different Me by Deborah Blumenthal

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Also by Deborah Blumenthal:

A Different Me, September 2014
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A Different Me
Deborah Blumenthal

Albert Whitman & Company
September 2014
On Sale: September 1, 2014
Featuring: Allie Johnston
272 pages
ISBN: 0807515736
EAN: 9780807515730
Hardcover
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Young Adult

Allie Johnston's secret wish since the day she was twelve is to have her nose done. But she hasn't told anyone--not her parents, or even her best friend, Jen. But when she starts visiting a plastic surgery discussion board on the Web, she finds people who get her, for the first time in her life. Her new friends, including two girls her age with vastly different backgrounds who share her obsession with changing their faces--but for very different reasons.

A sharply written, insightful book about learning to be happy with who we are.

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2 comments posted.

Re: A Different Me

When I was growing up, I was raised to never have a high
opinion of myself. I suppose it was my Mothers' way of
protecting me from the opposite sex, which in a way was
cruel, but it was a help as well as a hinderance. When I
was old enough to catch on to her trick, however, all hell
broke loose!! lol I didn't go crazy with boys, but having
a better opinion of myself, no matter how I looked, made all
the difference in the way I carried myself!!
(Peggy Roberson 11:00am October 31, 2014)

I have a question for those who have read the book.
1-how does the author develop and contrast the points of view of different
characters in the story?
2-determine characterize as described through a characters words, speech
patterns, and actions of other characters.
(
Jacquelyn Ross 8:05pm November 9, 2014)

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