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Dork Diaries Tales from a Not-So-Popular Party Girl

Rachel Renée Russell

Nikki Maxwell is torn between two incredible parties in this second installment of the #1 Recipe for disaster:

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The novel, originally released in 2007, was about the author's journey to sobriety and was being re-released. It was accidentally labeled as science fiction upon its initial release, which was considered bungled.

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And she is re-releasing a novel she wrote called Party Girl.

— Episode: RHOSLC: Don't Drink the Caterade

Episode: RHOSLC: Don't Drink the Caterade

The novel, originally released in 2007, was about the author's journey to sobriety and was being re-released. It was accidentally labeled as science fiction upon its initial release, which was considered bungled.

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And she is re-releasing a novel she wrote called Party Girl.

It came out like in 2007 and the reason why I'm giving it a special shout out is because when it came out, it was like a bumbleed release by the company or whatever.

It was accidentally labeled as science fiction and it's definitely not a science fiction novel.

It's like the story, it's like of her becoming sober essentially, but in novel form, which I don't think any robots were involved with.

But I've actually read this book. I read it back when it came out years ago and I loved it.

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