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Barbie and Friends Book Club
Friendship, Not For Sale
Barbie knows that any day can turn into an exciting adventure. It all depends on your attitude. Whether she's helping one of her sisters tackle a problem or lending a hand to a friend, you can be sure that everyone has a smile in the end!
Halloween is coming and Stacie and her friends can't wait to show off their caterpillar costume built for four. But when one of the girls announces she's moving, it's hard to get into the spirit. Barbie reminds the girls what being best friends is all about.
Halloween is coming and Stacie and her friends can't wait to show off their caterpillar costume built for four. But when one of the girls announces she's moving, it's hard to get into the spirit. Barbie reminds the girls what being best friends is all about.
55 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1999
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February 21, 2023
as a fan of the slice of life, girl drama books, i couldn’t help but be partial to this one.
and i was beyond thrilled that whitney, the bitchiest of stacie’s friends, was moving away! woohoo! we all remember her behavior when stacie performed in the school talent show. however, as i read on the book was kind of sad, and i started to pity whitney. the eight year olds can all promise each other they’ll remain friends forever, but it’s clear things will never be the same. especially in an age before cell phones.
the doll dioramas make up for everything though. i can’t stop looking at them. they transport me to another world. makes me want to purchase the book for real. shoutout to the creators using an actual corkboard for a wall.
and i was beyond thrilled that whitney, the bitchiest of stacie’s friends, was moving away! woohoo! we all remember her behavior when stacie performed in the school talent show. however, as i read on the book was kind of sad, and i started to pity whitney. the eight year olds can all promise each other they’ll remain friends forever, but it’s clear things will never be the same. especially in an age before cell phones.
the doll dioramas make up for everything though. i can’t stop looking at them. they transport me to another world. makes me want to purchase the book for real. shoutout to the creators using an actual corkboard for a wall.
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