Friendship Ring #06: Fill in the Blank (Tommy's Story)

by Rachel Vail

Being a 7th grade girl isn't easy--a fact told with humor and insight in this series of stories about a group of girlfriends, each narrated by a different friend. Over the course of the series, this... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0590689142
• ISBN13: 9780590689144
• Release Date: May 2000
• Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
• Length: 150 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.3" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

Awesome!!

I love this book and have read it atleast 8 times! I love how Rachel gives us Tommy's point of view, and would like her to write another in his point of view!! All the other books are great too! I even got my mom to read this one!!!! Anywho I'd recomend this book to 4th-8th graders.

Awesome!!

I think this book is awesome but why doesnt't Rachel Vail writeanymore Friendship Ring books?Disappointing...

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I love all of the friendship ring series, they're the best books i've ever read. I just want to know why the author isn't writing anymore of them? Those books were awesome!!!

Awesome Book

This book is about a guy named Tommy who realizes he's losing his good friend, Zoe, to the girly side of seventh grade. Tommy has to deal with friends, his family and Zoe's many changes. I've read this book several times because I love it so much. I was reading the reviews and a many people said that they disliked the fact that it was the same basic story as Zoe's book, but I think it's great that Vail went back so that we could see Tommy's side of the story! The way he sees things is important, because then we know if what Zoe assumed was right or wrong. This is a terrific book for all pre-teens. Expect tears, laughs and great reading!

Rachel Vail Is An Awesome Author

In Fill the Blank(book 6), it follows up on Zoe's story If You Only Knew(book 1)and tells from Tommy's side. Lots of the things Zoe assume he is doing, are actually completly different(like he can't look at her, she assumes it's 'whaddya want?')and vice versa. Lots of stuff is explained, like the truce they make in the cafeteria, and why Zoe had stitches taken from her chin. It's a great book, and I hope that the seventh book is completly different. like CJ's view on a new problem. Let's move on, people's!