by Rachel Renée Russell

Niki suddenly found her life in a fuss when her father exchanged for a famous private school in exchange for his service to eliminate bedbugs. On Westchester Country Day, Nikki met Super Snobbery MacKenzie. This is a typical girl, her "CCP" package. This is an acronym for a cute, cool and popular friend. Nikki recorded the anxieties and panic of her new girls, and the first appearance in her diary. The story of Russell cleverly captures the girls' turmoil during their teens. An interesting sketch executed by a weak child's diary adds elements that condemn the self to the story. A number of the latest popular cultural references are likely to start this novel immediately. Nikki finally realized that it needed to be true to himself, but it was real, not artificial, but Nikki's self-discovery trip made people who are trying to find adolescent readers around the world I am fascinated. (Fiction 9-13)

Rachel Renée Russell said the collection was inspired by her own high school experience and the experiences of her two daughters, Erin and Nikki. My eldest daughter Eileen helped me composition and my eldest daughter Nicky helped illustrate the illustration. Dork Diaries is published by Aladdin Paperback. Niki Maxwell, 14 years old, was not happy because her father arranged a scholarship to attend a private high school called Westchester Village Day as part of her pest control service contract. Niki is not suitable for wealthy designer students and spends most of her time on her diary. To make matters worse, she has a locker next to MacKenzie Hollister, the most popular girl at school. MacKenzie calls Nikki "Dork" and spared no effort to make Nikki's life disastrous

Russell has two brothers and sisters: brothers Frank (7 years old by Bertrand) and sister Rachel (4 years old). In June 1874, Russell's mother died of diphtheria, then Rachel died. In January 1876, his father died of bronchitis after long-term depression. Frank and Bertrand were placed under the care of their determined Victorian grandparents who lived at Pembroke Lodge in Richmond Park. His grandfather, former Prime Minister Earl Russell died in 1878 and was recalled to Russell as a kind old man in a wheelchair. His grandmother, Countess Russell (Francis Eliot of France), was a childhood of Russell and the main family of young people.

Russell 's early life was plagued by tragedy and death. When he was six years old, his sister Rachel, his parents, and his grandfather were dead, and he and Frank stayed under the care of their grandmother, Earl Russell. Frank was sent to Winchester School, but Bertrand was privately educated at home, his childhood, and regrets were largely isolated from other children. Being premature, he was focusing on mathematics since childhood, and it introduces him to the possibility of becoming a certain proofable knowledge poison, so at the age of eleven we have Euclidean geometry Learning experience is "dazzling like first love". . This imagined him that he could provide this basis of security which is the core of his motivation as a philosopher.