Girlfriends: Boys R Us

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Discover the growing pains of friendship and first crushes in Jean Ure’s “Girlfriends: Boys R Us.” Polly’s not so sure about this whole ‘boys’ thing when her besties become boy-crazy. Can the Gang of Four navigate changing relationships and still be a gang? Perfect for young readers exploring the ups and downs of teenage life and navigating those tricky friendships. From the bestselling author of Shrinking Violet, this heartwarming story explores self-discovery, evolving friendships, and staying true to yourself. If you love Jacqueline Wilson or Cathy Cassidy, you’ll adore Jean Ure and her honest, relatable take on growing up. Find out if Polly and her friends can stick together when boys become the center of their world! A funny, poignant look at teenage life.

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The Gang of Four are growing up. It seems to Polly that they spend most of their spare time with their boyfriends, and even when they are together, all they do is talk about boys. Polly’s not sure whether boys really are her. Wasn’t it better when it was just the four girls and they could shop, gossip, and not have to worry about boys being around? Polly wonders whether she’ll ever really understand what it’s all about.

About the Author

Jean Ure’s other titles include
Shrinking Violet and
Skinny Melon and Me.

Dive into the relatable world of teenage friendships and the complexities of growing up with "Girlfriends: Boys R Us" by beloved author Jean Ure. This heartwarming installment in the "Girlfriends" series captures the pivotal moment when friendships evolve, and the allure of boys begins to reshape the dynamics of the group. Polly, a core member of the inseparable "Gang of Four," finds herself at a crossroads. While her friends are increasingly absorbed in their relationships, Polly questions whether boys are truly her thing. The once-sacred bond of the four girls, built on shopping sprees, endless gossip, and unwavering support, now seems threatened by the constant presence and conversations centered around boys. Polly yearns for the simpler days when their friendship was the central focus, free from the complications and uncertainties of romantic interests. "Boys R Us" beautifully portrays the often-confusing transition from childhood to adolescence, exploring themes of shifting friendships, self-discovery, and the challenges of navigating new social landscapes. Polly's introspective journey resonates with young readers as she grapples with her identity and tries to understand her place within the changing dynamics of her friend group. Will Polly find a way to reconnect with her girlfriends, or will the allure of boys permanently alter their bond? Jean Ure, known for her authentic and relatable portrayals of teenage life, masterfully captures the nuances of female friendship and the anxieties of growing up. Her writing is witty, engaging, and deeply empathetic, making "Girlfriends: Boys R Us" a must-read for young girls navigating the complexities of adolescence. This book explores the sometimes painful, sometimes hilarious, but always real experiences of friendship, love, and self-discovery. It's a book about belonging, about finding your own path, and about learning to embrace the changes that come with growing up. Perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson and Cathy Cassidy, Jean Ure's "Girlfriends" series continues to charm readers with its honest and relatable depiction of teenage life. "Girlfriends: Boys R Us" is a book that will resonate with young readers long after they've turned the final page, reminding them of the importance of friendship, self-acceptance, and staying true to themselves. Discover why readers have loved Jean Ure's books for generations, and embark on Polly's journey of self-discovery in "Girlfriends: Boys R Us". In this book, Polly wonders whether she'll ever really understand what it's all about, the book will help you understand more about life and friendships, but its also fun and will keep you reading until the end.
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ISBN-10

1408303019

ISBN-13

9781408303016

Language

Pages

128

Publisher

Year published

Weight

110

Dewey decimal

823.914

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