Jennifer W. (GeniusJen) reviewed The Social Experiments of Dorie Dilts: The School for Cool on + 5322 more book reviews
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Dorie Dilts is back again, following DUMPED BY POPULAR DEMAND, for more hilarious experiments in THE SCHOOL FOR COOL.
She and her BFF have been selected to go to Washington, D.C., for the summer to attend an exclusive program for Arts and Sciences. Dorie is ecstatic, for this is the perfect chance to meet her idol, scientist Jane Goodall. But with a stuck-up roommate, a condescending project leader, and the realization that she may not be the smartest kid in the program, Dorie's chances are looking pretty grim.
Until she comes up with the perfect science experiment that will provide a solution for everything...
Once again, Dorie will keep readers riveted to the pages of this second installment in THE SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS OF DORIE DILTS series as she weaves her intricate plots and plans.
Branching out beyond science, Dorie proves that just because you are smarter than many of your peers doesn't mean you are in any way immune to the problems many teens face. Dorie is a lovable heroine that no one will want to miss.
Dorie Dilts is back again, following DUMPED BY POPULAR DEMAND, for more hilarious experiments in THE SCHOOL FOR COOL.
She and her BFF have been selected to go to Washington, D.C., for the summer to attend an exclusive program for Arts and Sciences. Dorie is ecstatic, for this is the perfect chance to meet her idol, scientist Jane Goodall. But with a stuck-up roommate, a condescending project leader, and the realization that she may not be the smartest kid in the program, Dorie's chances are looking pretty grim.
Until she comes up with the perfect science experiment that will provide a solution for everything...
Once again, Dorie will keep readers riveted to the pages of this second installment in THE SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS OF DORIE DILTS series as she weaves her intricate plots and plans.
Branching out beyond science, Dorie proves that just because you are smarter than many of your peers doesn't mean you are in any way immune to the problems many teens face. Dorie is a lovable heroine that no one will want to miss.
Nina E. (neadams99) reviewed The Social Experiments of Dorie Dilts: The School for Cool on + 2 more book reviews
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