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    Only Girls Allowed

    By Debra Moffitt

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    "Shh! You are now a member of the Pink Locker Society. More details to come. Shh!"

    Welcome to the Pink Locker Society. Membership is a high honor, but Jemma and her two best friends can't tell anyone about their secret office, the work they do, or how they always manage to skip study hall. Behind pink doors, the trio of teens (plus Bet, the new girl) have been asked to take on a mysterious mission at Margaret Simon Middle School. They're supposed to help other girls by answering their questions about the PBBs.* Can Jemma, Piper, Kate, and Bet think fast and think pink?
    Visit the Pink Locker Society at PinkLockerSociety.org.

    *Look on page 27 to learn what the PBBs are!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateSep 14, 2010
    ISBN9781429943369
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    Only Girls Allowed
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    Debra Moffitt

    Debra Moffitt is the kids' editor of KidsHealth.org, the most visited children's health website in the world. Before joining KidsHealth in 2002, she was a newspaper reporter and an online journalist. Her nonfiction writing has appeared in the Washington Post and the Miami Herald.

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    • 4/5
      Jemma and her two best friends, Kate, and Piper along with Bet find pink lockers on the back wall of their lockers. On those lockers is a note telling them when to return and the password to enter those pink lockers. What they find there is that they are the new members of the Pink Locker Society. What they are to do and how is what they need to learn.I enjoyed this story. The world building was good. I liked Jemma. She is definitely an eighth-grader. She is at times quiet then she just says whatever comes out of her mouth. Her friends try to keep her in line as each has a certain influence on her. I have questions just like Jemma--what is this society, why did go inactive, who can tell them? Everything is on a need to know basis as we read through the story. I think I'll be needing to get the other 3 books in the series to find the answers as Jemma and her friends bring back the Pink Locker Society.