The Diamond Girls
Jacqueline Wilson, Nick Sharratt
Dixie is the youngest of the Diamond family. She and her sisters, dreamy Martine, glamorous Rochelle and tough Jude, could hardly be more different from each other but their Mum’s tried to teach them the value of sticking together. Now Mum’s expecting yet another baby and she’s convinced this one’s a boy.
Reviews
The character I like best is Dixie as she helps people and she made a friend called Mary and she looks after her mum's baby.
Anonymous 27.08.2023
It was a good book about always believing in yourself
Duchess Angora Stegosaurus 18.10.2022
The person I like best is Dixie and her imagination . There was a person who I wasn't to keen on, Mary's mum . I didn't like how she wasn't very nice to Mary and through teddy in the bin. She also clipped her nails back so far that her fingers were red raw.
Professor Mildred Racoon 01.08.2021
I love it sooooooo much
Viscountess Honeycomb Teacup 05.12.2020
Another great Jacqueline Wilson book!
Anonymous 31.08.2020
I would recommend. My best part was when Dixie and Mary make friends
Anonymous 28.08.2020
i find this book ok but it isnt the best so i give this book a three star rating
Senorita Cupcake Costa-Rica 16.08.2020
it was really fun
Principal Sapphire Mystery 04.07.2020
this book was grate because tells you about a family going through a really hard time .
Dona Flopsy Skateboard 27.06.2020
I thought it was shocking!!! I loved all the characters
Doctor Bunny Mystery 01.03.2020
Good book tackling some extraordinary things well written
Anonymous 13.07.2019
Good
Anonymous 14.10.2017
Great
Anonymous 13.10.2017
This book is sad but funny at the same time. Dixie and her 3 sisters have to manage while their mum has gone to hospital for the new baby. Will they be able to make it look wonderful, in time before their mum comes home? Read this book to find out!
Anonymous 16.07.2017
A book about family
Anonymous 22.11.2015
It is a touching book.
Anonymous 03.09.2015
This is a really fabulous and exotic book. I recommend this because the words just come off the page and you can imagine and believe it like its real. It FEELS real if you read it. You imagine the characters as if they're right next to you. Jacqueline Wilson is a natural storyteller....I LOVE her books!
Anonymous 14.08.2015
There is a lot of drama in this book but it's really about a family and how, although they fight and argue,will always be together through thick and thin.
Anonymous 30.07.2015
