What's a Girl Gotta Do?
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This is a kindle reissue of the first in the Robin Hudson mystery series.  This was first published in 1994 and the entire series ran to five books:

Whats a Girl Gotta Do?
Nice Girls Finish Last
Revenge of the Cootie Girls
The Last Manly Man
The Chelsea Girl Murders

I remember reading this book when it first came out and I hope that this new kindle edition will get this series a whole new audience, because Robin Hudson is a wonderful lead character.  When we meet her, Robin is thirty five, a lowly third string correspondent at the All News Network (ANN), demoted after a couple of horribly embarrassing events and her husband, Burke Avery, has left her for the much younger, doe eyed Miss Amy Penny

Her marriage may be over and her career floundering, but, as Robin is about to discover, things can get worse.  A strange man contacts her and asks to meet her at an ANN company party at the Marfeles Palace Hotel on New Years Eve.  What does he want and what secrets does he know about Robins past?  Before she can find out, the man  a P.I. called Larry Griff  has been killed and Robin finds herself a suspect.

In between accompanying her sleezy boss Jerry Spurdle to an undercover assignment at a sperm clinic, deciding on whether to date the gorgeous Eric, coming to terms with her feelings about Burke and avoiding her hilarious, abusive and elderly neighbour, Mrs Ramirez, Robin decides to discover who is really the murderer.  If you enjoy books such as Stephanie Plum, then you might also like this.  Robin is intelligent, witty and regards every object as a potential weapon.  What can possibly go wrong?  I am so glad I have re-discovered this series and look forward to re-reading Robins adventures . Lastly, I received a copy of this book from the publishers, via NetGalley, for review.
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Cheeky Angel is about a lovely girl.  No, a down right hottie female student.  She has fine hands, silky long hair, white smooth skin and can beat the stuffing out of any boy she meets.  The problem is, six years ago she was a guy.  But when she asked...at the time he asked...a genie to make him the "manliest man on Earth" the tiny creature turned him into the "womanliest woman on Earth."

Now Megumi, who all the boys drool over, has another problem.  The baddest dude in town seems to like her.  In fact, he seems to be in love with her.

What's a girl...er...guy to do?
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Cute with an emphasis on the can do spirit of a young girl. Touches on adult situations an may not be what a parent wants their teen/preteen watching.
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Everything us girls love to read and some to relate too of single life in your twenty's.  You get totally lost in the life of C.
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Closings! Mortgages! What can you afford. How much should you put down. It can have a girl's head spinning! Some sit back and read!
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My daughter loves superheroes and so I have been trying to find her new superhero pajamas, particularly for summer.  How fortunate I am to have stumbled upon this set that even comes equipped with lipstick and a cell phone (I hope it comes with a calculator app because math is so hard).  But why bother providing writing instruments? Why not a purse?  Where are the bows?  And what is a girl to do without a hairbrush?  Especially after all the flying that is bound to muss up her hair.  Clearly you are headed in the right direction but have a bit further to go to make this really for "girls."
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This was a great book for my girls!  It answered questions that I wasn't able to communicate with them!  And they understood what they were reading!!
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This was a really cute young adult book. It was a fast read. Mia just wants to go to prom with her crush, but jealousy and a cheerleader seem to be getting in her way.  So, what's a girl to do? A love spell of course.  What was supposed to help her 'keep' her man turns her into the Zombie Queen of her high school. A pretty good book.
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Now that Ashley is at her school with her mom bad things happen. Poor girl I'd want to leave or go to a different college. Jake posted flyers all over. What's a girl to do?  Great series. Must read.
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I read this in 2 sittings over the weekend. At the same time, not wanting to continue, and not being able to stop. I found myself wanting to have a conversation with the young woman: What were you thinking? Open your mouth! Say something! Do something! Don't do that!...... Should be required reading for all teenaged girls.
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I loved this book!  After the passing of her aunt, Madison is left with her house and rental units.  Then her life is turned upside down when she's introduced into her new life of sexy hunks, unscrupulous lawyers, thieves and thugs.  What's a girl supposed to do, why go with the flow and try not to get killed!
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Review on behalf of the Emergency Book Blog

This time around it is Savvy's BFF's turn to find her HEA, but when her prince turns into a toad what's a girl to do...she moves on

Yeah, well....ummmm, that is easier said than done; especially when the best most important secret of your life gets spilled at the worst most rotten time in that same life.
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A good beginning road map of the vulva and how to kiss it.  Let her responses teach you from there and focus on teasing to heighten and prolong things.
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First of all, let me mention that I am a 20 year old college student with a passion for mentoring the younger generation of female's--I am not too far ahead of the audience that A Girl's Guide To Life by Katie Meier was written for. It appears that the target audience this book was written for was the high school girl. However, in my personal opinion this book is written with a voice that is too elementary for this particular audience.

I read these kinds of books, myself, when I was in high school (self improvement, christian teen advice, spiritual guidance, christian dating...etc.) and I probably would have not read this book as a high school student after reading the preface because it is was just too simple. At that point in my life, I don't want to be spoken to as if I am hearing about these things for the first time. If I was a 7th grader being introduced to some of this stuff for the first time, this would be a great, simple, easy to read approach to "girl stuff." In fact, when I was in 7th grade I was actually looking for exactly this kind of book. And for the middle school audience, I would probably rate this book a little higher.

A Girls Guide To Life offers a thorough look into situations many tween to teenage girls face on a day to day basis. Split into the three parts--mind, body and soul--this book also offers answers many questions about the female body, peer pressure, boys, religion, sex and more.

I rated this book 3 out of 5 stars primarily because it lacked the maturity for the age it was written more. I will most likely pass this book down to my 12 year old sister who will hopefully use it as a go-to-guide for answers to questions she doesn't want to ask. It will  surely serve as a great resource for this important time in her life.
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If you want to learn something, then ask a woman. If she doesn't know, then she likely knows someone who does. The book follows that idea.
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Bought for my 10 year old, I read it first and it's full of information, girls that age need. It talks about everything from brushing your hair to getting your period. It doesn't go into a lot of detail, which is good because I don't think young girls need detail yet. It does repeat quite often that they should always ask a parent if they want to know more. And I think being an American girl book is a big plus! My daughter loves all things American girl so when she saw the name on it, it only made her want to read it more! my opinion is this is a book you would give to girls who have not gone threw puberty yet (8-10) It tells them what to expect. I know there's a part 2 that is more directed to girls who are going threw puberty.
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Teach your daughters to believe in themselves and what they are capable of accomplishing. I ordered this book for my granddaughter. I can't wait to give/read it to her. There are women's stories in the book that I was not familiar with, so I learned something too.