What Are They Saying about Me?

by Maureen Crane Wartski

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0449704513
• ISBN13: 9780449704516
• Release Date: July 1996
• Publisher: Fawcett Books
• Length: 216 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.9"
• Age Range: 12 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 12

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My thoughts of "What Are They Saying About Me?"

I found this book exrtemely unique...I have read so many books in my life, but this one will stick in my mind. It is about an ordinary teenager in an extraordinary position. Meg was just an ordinary highschool freshman. Then, she meets Rea, whom Meg considers a very nice girl. But then Meg hears some incredible rumors anbout Rea, and the worst happens...but I will leave the details for you to read!!!

It tells the very important parts-some of them, anyway.

What Are They Saying About Me? By Maureen Wartski This book is a wonderful book; my favorite one. It's about a girl name Meg Fairling who starts a new year at a new high school. On the first day, she meets a girl named Rea Alvarez, who is shy, but Meg still likes her.But then, she meets a group of girls who are really the most popular girls in school. They tell her things about Rea that she's sure is not true. She doesn't know who to believe, which eventually has somewhat to do with the devastating thing Rea does later in the book.When Rea committs this act, Meg tries even harder to find out what's true and what's not. She soon finds out that the girls have their own secret club where they worship Greek goddess, Diana. Others in the school call them the "Hunters". When Meg starts searching for the truth a bit too much, her and her friends' lives are put in danger! By Carolyn O'Neil

My Feeling On Maureen Wartski's What Are They Saying Abo..

This is my favorite book. Meg's situation brought me to tears at times. I understand the hopeless feeling--girls at my school tend to be just as viscious. I also like the mystery element...Is Diana Angeli good or bad? Is she really "The Evil Angel" that Rea's grandmother called her? This book is one sure to stir up debate. Maureen Wartski has done a wonderful job! --Claire