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Madelyn Rosenberg and Wendy Wan-Long Shang - Not Your All-American Girl
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October 5, 2020
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as posted by the channelLauren’s used to being outshined by Tara, her more popular and accomplished best friend. But when Tara gets the lead in the school musical after everyone was sure Laura had the best audition, something doesn’t seem right. Their drama teacher tells Lauren, who is Chinese and Jewish, that she doesn’t look the part of the “everygirl from Pleasant Valley, Tennessee.” Lauren tries to cheer her friend on from the ensemble, but can’t bring herself to sing. This companion to the Sydney Taylor Honor-winning This Is Just a Test follows a hilarious, observant protagonist as she finds her voice when she needs it most. Ages 10-13.
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