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That's So Raven #7
Tell It Like It Is
When Chelsea decides to runfor class president, Raven gets a vision of Chelsea losing the election by alandslide-to Stinky Sturky! Raven will do anything to keep the vision fromcoming true-including washing dogs and babysitting. Suddenly, Raven and Eddiefind themselves taking on their classmates' chores in exchange for votes forChelsea. Will Raven and Eddiemanage swing the polls without Chelsea finding out, or will Chelsea loseroyally to the King of Stink? Plus, when Raven gets a vision that her parentsare separating, she pulls out all the stops to keep the worst from happening
128 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2005
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September 16, 2020
Warning! Longtime Disney Channel fan's rant below!
Though Raven may be the main character of her show, my favorite characters have always been Chelsea and Cory. That ditzy redhead and miser of a little brother always made me laugh out loud when I used to watch Raven back in high school. It was especially hilarious in the first season, when Cory was always trying to put the moves on his sister's best friend; as someone who got a kick out of Matt's crush on Miranda in the "Working Girl" episode of Lizzie McGuire, that was very entertaining.
So...maybe that makes me biased, but I enjoyed this book, even if one of the episodes adapted here was one I saw time and time again back in the day. Fans of the show will definitely have a blast with this.
Though Raven may be the main character of her show, my favorite characters have always been Chelsea and Cory. That ditzy redhead and miser of a little brother always made me laugh out loud when I used to watch Raven back in high school. It was especially hilarious in the first season, when Cory was always trying to put the moves on his sister's best friend; as someone who got a kick out of Matt's crush on Miranda in the "Working Girl" episode of Lizzie McGuire, that was very entertaining.
So...maybe that makes me biased, but I enjoyed this book, even if one of the episodes adapted here was one I saw time and time again back in the day. Fans of the show will definitely have a blast with this.
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