Definitely Daphne
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In front of her followers, Daphne is a hilarious, on-the-rise vlog star. But at school Daphne is the ever-skeptical Annabelle Louis, seventh-grade super geek and perennial new kid. To cope with her mom's upcoming military assignment in Afghanistan and her start at a brand new middle school, Annabelle's parents send her to a therapist. Dr. Varma insists Annabelle try stepping out of her comfort zone, hoping it will give her the confidence to make friends, which she'll definitely need once Mom is gone. Luckily there is one part of the assignment Annabelle DOES enjoy--her vlog, Daphne Doesn't, in which she appears undercover and gives hilarious takes on activities she thinks are a waste of time. She is great at entertaining her online fans, yet her classmates don't know she exists. Can Annabelle keep up the double life forever?
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9781684360314
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African American girls -- Juvenile fiction
Children of military personnel -- Juvenile fiction
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction
Juvenile Fiction
Juvenile Literature
Linden (N.J.) -- Juvenile fiction
Middle schools -- Juvenile fiction
Moving, Household -- Juvenile fiction
Peer pressure -- Juvenile fiction
Secrecy -- Juvenile fiction
Therapist and patient -- Juvenile fiction
Video blogs -- Juvenile fiction
Children of military personnel -- Juvenile fiction
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction
Juvenile Fiction
Juvenile Literature
Linden (N.J.) -- Juvenile fiction
Middle schools -- Juvenile fiction
Moving, Household -- Juvenile fiction
Peer pressure -- Juvenile fiction
Secrecy -- Juvenile fiction
Therapist and patient -- Juvenile fiction
Video blogs -- Juvenile fiction
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