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The Ellie McDoodle Diaries

by Ruth McNally Barshaw
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When Ellie McDoodle starts a school newspaper, she gets the scoop on the upcoming class officer elections. Ellie's friends and family convince her to run for president, so she starts a campaign (with lots of creative posters and props, of course). But when the competition gets tough, Ellie is nervous about running against her classmates and her new crush.
Readers will want to vote for Ellie as they follow the relatable emotions surrounding the class elections and Ellie's first crush in this illustrated, quirky series that's perfect for fans who love the Dork Diaries and the Treehouse Books.
"Reminiscent of Jeff Kinney's Diary of a Wimpy Kid. . . . Humorous and realistic." —SLJ on The Ellie McDoodle Diaries: New Kid in School
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subjects

Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature

Languages

English

Levels

ATOS Level:3.7
Interest Level:4-8(MG)
Text Difficulty:2

When Ellie McDoodle starts a school newspaper, she gets the scoop on the upcoming class officer elections. Ellie's friends and family convince her to run for president, so she starts a campaign (with lots of creative posters and props, of course). But when the competition gets tough, Ellie is nervous about running against her classmates and her new crush.
Readers will want to vote for Ellie as they follow the relatable emotions surrounding the class elections and Ellie's first crush in this illustrated, quirky series that's perfect for fans who love the Dork Diaries and the Treehouse Books.
"Reminiscent of Jeff Kinney's Diary of a Wimpy Kid. . . . Humorous and realistic." —SLJ on The Ellie McDoodle Diaries: New Kid in School
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Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature