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Sydney Downie #1
Sydney, Herself
As she writes in her self-awareness journal assigned in English class, fifteen-year-old Sydney tries to discover her true identity and comes to terms with her obsession about her absent father.
- GenresFiction
182 pages, Hardcover
First published June 1, 1989
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February 3, 2014
This book was a light hearted, whimsical story of a normal girl and her overactive imagination. It brought me back to a time where anything was possible if you just believe. No matter how cliche that sounds, that is a main idea in Sydney's mind. This story told of the trouble Syndey's overactive imagination got her into, and how she got out of it. In a way that surprised, she managed to get herself out of trouble, while still believing in the thing that caused a mess in the first place. She simply molded a solution. I would recommend this book to everyone who wants a light book to reminisce about a time where life was simple.
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