No one at school had ever thought up a club like this. All you had to do to be in it was answer some questions and share them with the rest of the club. Questions like: What is your favorite salad dressing? Who is your BFF? What was your most embarrassing moment? There were plenty of reasons to be in the Tell-All Club. Kiley, T.J., Josh, and Anne each had a different motivation: One of them wanted to fit in, one wanted revenge, one had something to hide, and one of them was dying to find out another's secret. Told in four different viewpoints, this funny, touching novel explores friendship, social pressures, bullying, and other anxieties of tween girls and boys alike.';Stier offers realistically complex friendships and portrays with honesty the struggle between wanting to fit in and being yourself.' The Horn Book GuideCatherine Stier has worked as a professional writer for more than sixteen years, and has published hundreds of articles and stories. She is the author ofIf I Were President,If I Ran for President, andBarnaby and the Bedbug Detective. She lives in San Antonio, Texas, with her husband and two children. Her website is www.catherinestier.com.
