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Holly Smale's Geek Girl
The book I will present to you today is the first book Holly Smale’s best-selling series Geek Girl. This novel is about a fifteen year old girl who was named Harriet Manners that knew she was a complete geek. But no one in her school seemed to like her. She is not that cool, she’s doesn't have the biggest interest in fashion and gets bullied plenty of times by Alexa. Harriet’s best friend, Nat has a biggest interest in fashion and wanted to become a model at the age of 7. Later, Harriet gets spotted by a modelling agency. She has signed a contract and went to Moscow for a fashion show. But on her way back home, problems will affect Harriet and her life.

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