Ask Miss Know-it-all

Summary Okay, if you're going to have Stephanie and Michelle have a lot of arguments from one misunderstanding, this is more like it. Each thinks the other wrote a letter to their favorite teen advice columnist. Each asks what to do to help. Stephanie is told to give Michelle space. Michelle is told to be extra nice. This causes lots of little things that drive each other crazy, and lead up to their really embarrassing the other and harming friendships. Then, Stephanie feels bad about giving Michelle the wrong phone message once day, arranges a free pizza for Michelle, Cassie, and Mandy, and has a card signed "Love, Stephanie" on it. Then, things start to get better.

Review By: Doug Fowler Rating 8.5 / 10 It's a pretty good book. Again, while Steph and Michelle are angry with one another, Stephanie seems a good deal more mature than she seemed in Substitute Sister. I like this one a lot better than the other.