, Ana is training for the ultimate sports challenge. She's swimming, biking, and running like there's no tomorrow. But she has to face the true test of sportsmanship when Clarissa, her snobby teammate, pushes her to the limit. ,
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By "paradise_found" (Musicland, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pushing the Limits (Generation Girl) (Paperback)
When Generation Girl dolls were introduced in the spring of last year, I passed them up. Then, in the fall, these books came out and I was hooked on all things Gen Girl. This is a favorite for anybody into sports or who's feeling overwhelmed and like they can't overcome something in their lives. In this story, Ana Suarez meets a guy, gets pushed by a girl, sprains her ankle, breaks up with a guy, gets back with the guy, the same girl that pushed her becomes her personal coach, and Ana still goes on to compete in three Olympic sports. Whew! This girl is busy. But never too bust for her friends, Barbie Roberts, Blaine Gordon, Chelsie Peterson, Lara Morelli-Strauss, Nichelle Williams and Tori Burns. This is a book that always keeps you guessing and has a great, though somewhat predictable ending. Even though this says it's not for ages over 12, that is sooo untrue. It's a great weekend read for older girls, too. Don't feel embarrassed or even hesitate to try this book. It's not my personal favorite in the series but well worth a good look. So? What are you waiting for?
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Great book - read it,
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This review is from: Pushing the Limits (Generation Girl) (Paperback)
This is a great book! It shows you that if you work hard YOU CAN DO ANYTHING.Ana Saurez has been training for the triathlon for a year. She thinks everything is going pretty good until she realizes that Clarisse really doesn't like her... not at all. Then her ankle gets sprained... pure bad luck, she thinks. Until she sees Barbie's video tape of the race. Will she be able to run in the triathlon? If you like this book read: DEAR AMERICA AND ROYAL DIARIES. They rock.
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Let's Push Our Limits!,
By Brenda Beck (PA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pushing the Limits (Generation Girl) (Paperback)
(...)As Ana goes through one of the most amazing times in her stories. I liked this book, because it gave me a whole new idea on people, and how they can change. And how sometimes, things down go your way. A good saying for this book would be "When one door closes, another opens".
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