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Kirsten Smith
Kirsten Smith is a screenwriter of girl power movies and an author of YA novels. She co-wrote LEGALLY BLONDE, 10THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU, THE HOUSE BUNNY, SHE'S THE MAN and THE UGLY TRUTH. The YA novels she's written are THE GEOGRAPHY OF GIRLHOOD, a novel-in-verse, and TRINKETS, a tale about girl... show more

Kirsten Smith is a screenwriter of girl power movies and an author of YA novels. She co-wrote LEGALLY BLONDE, 10THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU, THE HOUSE BUNNY, SHE'S THE MAN and THE UGLY TRUTH. The YA novels she's written are THE GEOGRAPHY OF GIRLHOOD, a novel-in-verse, and TRINKETS, a tale about girl shoplifters.Her favorite comedy words are "cheese" and "nipples."
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Birth date: August 12
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Chick Lit, Poetry, Young Adult
Kirsten Smith's Books
Trinkets - Kirsten Smith The Geography of Girlhood - Kirsten Smith The Seven Common Sins of Parenting An Only Child: A Guide for Parents and Families: A Guide for Parents, Kids, and Families - Carolyn White, Kirsten Smith
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iguana literature
iguana literature rated it 12 years ago
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I received this book in a goodreads first reads giveaway.This is a really fun, fast-paced novel. While I really enjoyed reading it, I probably would have gotten more out of it if it was around when I was 12-14. I really liked Elodie's sections, which I interpreted more as free-form internet writing,...
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jenryland
jenryland rated it 12 years ago
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Trinkets centers around three girls from different social circles who are all assigned to attend a program for shoplifters. Sounds like The Breakfast Club, right? Yes, and that's a good thing as far as I'm concerned. Trinkets is narrated by all three girls in alternating points of view. I was initia...
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Read and Reviewed
Read and Reviewed rated it 12 years ago
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I really enjoyed Trinkets. Going in, I was expecting to be put off by these three teenage girls who steal, especially when I really wound up not liking Pretty Crooked, which had a main character that also stole, albeit for different reasons. But instead of a book that focused only on the stealing, w...
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