Don’t You Dare Read This, Mrs. Dunphrey

Everyone must keep a diary in Mrs. Danfree's English lesson, but the teacher has promised that items marked as "Do not read this" should not be read. This is a Tissue Bonner, a big hair girl sitting behind, usually a task that is not very serious. But now Tissue needs a person who speaks it urgently even if it is just a notebook, even if someone does not dare to speak it.

The life of Tish is outrageous, so her diary entries become increasingly private ... and dangerous. Did she put the truth on paper and put all the important things at risk to her? Does she keep silence and take more risk?

"This is a short and tenacious documentary novel that is natural for passive readers and can be used for readers' dramas."

"The combination of genuine looking attraction of the journal format and the realism of the tissue dilemma will satisfy the very dramatic readers who seek to obtain harsh benefits."

Mrs. Dumfrey is a young adult novel written in 1996 by Margaret Peterson Haddix. It tells stories through her English teacher, Mrs. Danfried's high school teacher Bonner, and continues to her as her life slowly begins to lose control through family and social issues. Tissue Bonner leads a rather ordinary teenager's life. She has three best friends, Sandy, Rochelle, Chastity. They are all expressed as "Dafa" sitting behind each classroom. My father is said to have left his family because he is not at home. Nonetheless, Tissh is indifferent to his absence, and their mother seems to be increasingly surprised every day.

The story is about the girl who writes a diary in her English class of Mrs. Dunphrey. The teacher explained that, in particular, when a student wrote that "should not read" at the beginning of the diary, he does not read it and respects it. Tiss is a 16 year old girl with family problems, her mother is in depression, and her father has never experienced. She has a young brother who has to take care of him. Tish is looking for a job in the place called Burger Boy. Her father came back and came back. He came back, and when he returned, his mother started doing very well and was always doing what her father told her. Apparently Tish does not seem to notice this, but she is the only one who remembers how she treated her mother. Matt is very pleased that his father has returned. A few weeks later, Tissh's father went in and out, but he did not tell anyone anywhere. As her mother passed away, the tissue had a lot of hardships.