Honestly, Mallory! (Mallory McDonald, #8) by Laurie B. Friedman

Honestly, Mallory! (Mallory McDonald, #8) Reviews

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  Denise

  Children will love this current-times take on lying and the problem is causes. A must read! Every library should have this book!
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  Jennifer

  Shows not to lie, especialy to your friends and family.
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  Whitney

  All the Mallory books are superior!
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  Sarah S

  Very cute illustrations. It was easy to relate to the narrator as well.
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  Maggie

  I really like this book! AWESOME!
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  Kristen

  Kids who like Judy Moody will love this one, and probably the others in this series as well.
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  Eliza Haentzler

  Great book! I love this series. Girls series. This is one of my favorite books in the series! It's about how Mallory tells a big lie to the whole school and then she has to tell the truth. It teaches a great lesson about lies to kids. It teaches them, that if they lie they should always say they're sorry and tell the truth. There is some love in the books, but nothing too bad. I read it at 10 and thought nothing of it. It's not a lot of love at all. Great for girls ages 8-12.
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  PSU

  This book is about being honest to everyone.But Mallory is not honest at the middle she is sort of lying about something.When the principal announced that the 3rd graders are having career day so they are having career day.Everyone knew what they were going to be except Mallory.Some were dancing,violinist,chef.When it was math time they stop talking about career day then when they got to lunch they stared talking about career day.Danielle asked Mallory what was she going to be Mallory said ''I don't know.''Arielle that she has to know before career day comes close.When Mallory wanted to talk to her best friend Marry Ann.Then she had to stop because Fashion Frank was on.That night
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  Kaytee

  i think there is nothing wrong being a fashion designer because u get to create your own clothes and model it if you can and it is fun. i thought that the classmates who laughed at her were overreacting and being a bully.
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  Brett

  Mallory learns an important lesson about telling the truth.
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  Katie Fitzgerald

  No review.
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  Sydney

  i didn't like when she tells the lie. but my favorite part is when she tells the truth at the end. her friends aren't mad at her.
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  Emily Pillado

  this book was about a girl named Mallory she is trying to find a friend to play with then in the end she tries to find someone to be for carrier day
  
  
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  Jamie Leeper

  My first Mallory book to read. It was great!