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Praise for the Rebel Magic Series:
(Tip: Mini enough to tuck into your pants for helping soothe on the go flow). It should never replace checking the original data source. **This product was created to be a helpful tool for notes. As Viv forges friendships with other young women across the divides of cliques and popularity rankings, she realizes that what she has started is nothing short of a girl revolution. Love the world, love the mix of mythology and religion that makes the mix of magics and supernaturals! But most of all, Viv Carter is fed up with always following the rules. Target Age: 14 to 18 Jennifer Mathieu is the author of Devoted, Afterward, The Liars of Mariposa Island, and The Truth About Alice, the winner of the Children's Choice Teen Debut Author Award.
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Reviews
L. Williams
For fledgling feminists everywhere! Meanwhile, Vivian also ventures into unfamiliar romance territory with a new boy at her school, struggles to understand her mom's new relationship with a man from her work, and worries over her best friend Claudia's difficulty understanding the Moxie movement and Vivian's new friendship with a new student named Lucy.
Sassy Brit
Jennifer Mathieu has crafted a magnificent novel that saw my cheeks covered with tears toward the end and sends a priceless message about girl power. This beautiful book somehow manages to do it all, in terms of young adult fiction. The book is narrated by Vivian Carter, a "good girl" who attends high school in a small town in Texas that worships the football team and seems designed to keep its female population oppressed and subjected to sexist behaviors and comments on a daily basis. Had Vivian been the kind of girl who spoke out about issues often or made waves when something bothered her, her decision to begin creating and distributing her zine, Moxie, would not have had the impact on readers that it did.
Kiran
Furthermore, Vivian's frustrations with Seth, even though he is not like the other boys at her school, show the difficulty the male population has in understanding the feminist movement, even when they are open to understanding as much as possible, because of the indoctrination of their gender. In addition, Vivian's comments about her mother's Republican boyfriend might turn some Republican readers away, but those who read the book closely will notice the valuable points made by Vivan's mother about different political views later in the book. A fast-paced, bad-ass read full of action and great characterisation. Vivian is a highly relatable character, and Jennifer Mathieu made an excellent decision by making her a straight-laced student instead of a born rebel.
Moxie should be required reading for every teenager, both male and female. Inspired by her mother's younger days as member of the punk rock feminist movement called Riot Grrrl in the early 90s, Vivian decides to fight back by publishing an anonymous underground feminist zine, which slowly turns into a quiet--and then much louder--movement at her school.
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