What a Girl Wants: The Ultimate Survival Guide for Beauty, Health, and Happiness

I loved this book! It was for girls and I really loved it! It told me how to make friends, how to be in shape without starving myself! I just loved this book! It talks about boy problems! It was just perfect for me! I always read it all the time. No matter if I read the whole thing. I still read it over and over again. Schools about to start. Maybe I should read it again! :)

hey, it's two of us. We just finished reading the awesome book what a girl wants. It's great. It's helped us through everything: boy trouble, zits, friends, stress, family, pets, nail polish, hair, shyness, emotional rescue, being organized, shaping up, nutrition, carbohydrates, fats, proteins, three meals a day, smoothies, do-it-youself, personality collages, relationships, even with myself, how to make hip hair accesories, what to do w it medium, short, or long hair, serious skin and body care, what to do if i have oily skin, what to do if i have dry skin, what to do if i have normal skin, to exfoliate or to exfoliate, how to make a honey moisture mask for dry skin, and we left out a few, but basically it is my bible and it has taught me how to live me life.it has taught me stuff that my history teacher, mrs. gagnon, couldn't have! I LOVE THIS BOOK, and i LOVE YOU KAREN!!sorry i'm getting a little emotional. ok, bye!

What A Girl WantsThe novel, What A Girl Wants, by Kristen Cooper, is a wonderful book for teenage girls to help them get throw there teens. For instance when girls grow older they start getting in more fights with their parents. This book will help you learn ways to prevent fights from happening with your parents. What I like about this book is that it will help you prepare for you're a teenager. What I don't like about this book is well, well; well I actually love everything about this book. The theme of the book is to help young immature girls and turn them into beautiful mature healthy adults. I was satisfied with the ending, because Kristen Cooper put all of the rules to becoming a teenager and called them, The Ten Rules To Becoming A Teenager.Kristen Coopers writing is so cool. She splits things up and puts rules and quotes from other kids that keep you interested with the book. What I really hate about books is when there's that word that word that you totally don't get, but Kristen lays the facts out for you. I would personally recommend this book for little children around 9-13, because at 9 your growing in to a teenager and at 13 you're a teenager but a little late. I recommend this book for all teenagers out in the world.*****

I read a section in this book about how to get a friend to hate you (or something like that) and it worked. I had a very annoying friend who I could not stand anymore so I did what the book said to do and it worked. So the book does not lie. Everything in it is true. Also it has a section that talks about the top 10 or 15 things parents do to emmbrass you and that is true too, because my mom does most of those things all the time. So go out and buy this book it is very excellent!!!

This book pushed up my self esteem, helped me with my love life, Gave me makeup tips, and other great things. I recommend this book to all 11-12 year olds.