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Spirit Week Showdown (The Magnificent Mya Tibbs series)

Crystal Allen

Nine-year-old Mya Tibbs looks forward to School Spirit Week and promises her best friend, Naomi, that they will be partners. An accidental pairing with Mean Connie, the school’s biggest bully, leaves Naomi angry because she believes Mya has broken that promise. With Fall Festival VIP tickets at stake, Mya must work with Connie, try to repair her friendship with Naomi, and find the friends she needs for the competition.

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Themes
Bullying · Friendship · School · Teamwork
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Storytide
Published
January 26, 2016
Pages
240
ISBN-13
9780062342331
Language
English
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