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For tweenie readers who might be more inclined to combat boots than Uggs, Scholastic has introduced a new range of middle grade chicklit. We've seen the sparkly Candy Apple books. Now readers can sink their teeth into the Poison Apple books! I have to admit, my heart sang when I saw this in a recent publisher's catalog. I don't object to books like the Candy Apple books; they are popular for a
Yeah, I'm not big on glitter, pink, princesses or the opposite for boys when it comes to making them out to be the next football MVP. Thus the reason neither of our kids (both under 3) have many gender specific items with the exception of things they picked out. I'm sure this will change as they get older.<br /><br />But it's nice to see something different than the typical for girls.
From the cover alone, I have a *bunch* of girls who are going to be excited about this one!
I did the cover test on my 9 year old, and she said she preferred The Poison Apple cover. Could have been the heavy use of purple or the girl's tartan skirt; she has not been completely de-glittered just yet ;)