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Odd Girl Speaks Out - Girls Write About Bullies, Cliques, Popularity, and Jealousy (Paperback, 1st ed)
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Odd Girl Speaks Out - Girls Write About Bullies, Cliques, Popularity, and Jealousy (Paperback, 1st ed)
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The national bestseller Odd Girl Out exposed a hidden culture of
cruelty that had always been quietly endured by American girls. As
Rachel Simmons toured the country, these girls found their voices
and spoke to her about their pain. They wanted to talk-and they
weren't the only ones. Mothers, teachers, counselors, young
professional women, even fathers, came to Rachel with
heart-wrenching personal stories that could no longer be kept
secret.
Here, Rachel creates a safe place for girls to talk, rant, sound
off, and find each other. The result is a collection of wonderful
accounts of the inner lives of adolescent girls. Candid and
disarming, creative and expressive, and always exceptionally
self-aware, these poems, songs, confessions, and essays form a
journal of American girlhood. They show us how deeply cruelty flows
and how strongly these girls want to change.
Odd Girl Out helped girls find their voices; Odd Girl Speaks Out
helps them tell their stories.
I'm always the odd girl out
No one talks to me
I try to be friendly and speak out
But I'm invisible, see?
You know, gossip is a natural thing in high school. I'm one of
those girls that will
do it right in front of you. I'll whisper at my friends and look at
you the whole time.
Then we'll all cut up laughing. You know we're talking about you.
My best friend and I started being friends with this other girl.
But she was fat. It was hard because she always wanted to go down
the slide second and she would crush us. We didn't want to tell her
she was fat, so we decided to drop her. Her mother called my mother
and
told her we were being mean. But we just couldn't be friends with
her anymore.
-from Odd Girl Speaks Out
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