Little Miss Perfect
By Jean Ure
2000
First Published
4.33
Average Rating
160
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Sam's a real tomboy sort of girl - she never wears dresses or skirts and she's really into sports like football and tennis - that's just the way she is, and Abi likes her that way. So when Anna arrives, little graceful Anna - a budding ballerina, Abi feels sure she'll get right on Sam's nerves - they couldn't be more different, after all. But to Abi's amazement, Sam thinks Anna is great. Anna trains really hard for her ballet and Sam thinks that's cool. From now on it's Anna This and Anna That. And it's not just Sam, everybody thinks Anna is the bees knees. Talk about Little Miss Perfect! Abi is trying really hard not to be jealous, but she can't help feeling left out - is Anna so much better than her?
Avg Rating
4.33
Number of Ratings
3
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Author
Jean Ure
Author · 61 books
Prolific English children and young adult author. Had her first book published while still in high school, then studied theater at Webber-Douglas in London. Her most well-known work is the Point Crime novel Dance with Death. Others include Plague 99, After the Plague (previously "Come Lucky April"), Big Tom, Family Fan Club and Shrinking Violet, as well as the fantasy The Wizard In the Woods. Today, Ure is very popular with British female teenage readers with novels such as Shrinking Violet, Family Fan Club and Passion Flower. Ure has also translated Danish writer Sven Hassel's WWII novels to English.
