#1 New York Times bestselling author Meg Cabot's first middle-grade series continues!
Allie Finkle is excited when a new girl, who comes all the way from Canada, joins her class at Pine Heights Elementary. Now Allie won't be the new girl anymore!

But her excitement turns to dismay when the new girl, Cheyenne, starts telling everyone in the fourth grade what to do! Soon Cheyenne has everyone, including Allie's best friends, Caroline, Sophie, and Erica, believing that if they don't do what she says, they'll be what Cheyenne accuses them of being babies!

But Allie isn't sure she's ready to be all grown-up yet. Not if it means chasing boys at recess, not playing her favorite games anymore, and especially . . . not being herself!

Right before winter break ended one of Allie's friend Erica seen their other friend Caroline at the airport and she said that their teacher had big news for them when they got back to school. They find out that the class was getting a new student and that the new student is a girl and she is from Canada. The whole class is so exited for having a new girl. But Cheyenne (the new girl) see them going in to the bushes and she asks them what they were doing and they said that they were playing a game and then she ask them what it is and she says it is very immature. Later that day they seen her chasing boys and trying to kiss them and then she had every boy going with the every girl. But Allie and her friends do not want to go with a boy but her friends end up going with boys expect for Rosemary and when Cheyenne finds out she start to say that Allie is immature. Allie really dose not want o lose her friends but she dose not want to go with anyone.So will Allie stand up to her or will she lose her friends because she is not going with anyone.

Allie Finkle's Rules For Girls Best Friends And Drama Queens is my favorite of the series. It is one of my favorite books out of the series because it shows young readers that it is not always good for you to listen or do what people tell you to do because sometimes you get in trouble for it. It also shows people how to stand up to you problems and say no. I love books that have lessons to them. Also I like the rules in this book. I give this book 4 stars because I needed more detail. Also I do love this book but It did show people it was ok to be mean because Cheyenne was being mean to the girls and she did not get in trouble ( )

Right before school starts up, one of her friends tells her that their teacher said they are going to have a new student when they come back. At first, Allie isn't too excited about this. But once she finds out that the new student is a girl and from Canada, the excitement sets in.Unfortunately for Allie the new girl, Cheyenne O’Malley thinks she’s immature for playing the pretend game of Queens. Instead Cheyenne wants to chase after the boys so she can kiss them. Cheyenne also wants every boy and every girl to “go together”, which Allie and her friends aren’t sure where they are to “go” to.Allie knows she’s not ready to be as “mature” as Cheyenne. After all she’s in the fourth grade and doesn’t want a boyfriend. There’s plenty of time for that. Will Allie risk standing up to Cheyenne even if it means losing her friends? ( )

Allie Finkle loves her new school, new friends and most of all her fourth grade teacher Mrs.Hunter. (Mrs. Hunter even told Allie’s grandmother that she’s a joy to have in class!) So after winter break, Allie is really excited to return to school. Her excitement builds when she learns a new girl from Canada will be in her class. To assist the new student with adjusting to a new school, Miss Hunter asks Allie to give up her desk, which is next to her best friend Erica, for a desk that’s in the back of the room where the “bad” boys sit. Not wanting to say no, Allie reluctantly agrees.

Unfortunately for Allie the new girl, Cheyenne O’Malley thinks she’s immature for playing the pretend game of Queens. Instead Cheyenne wants to chase after the boys so she can kiss them. Cheyenne also wants every boy and every girl to “go together”, which Allie and her friends aren’t sure where they are to “go” to.

Allie knows she’s not ready to be as “mature” as Cheyenne. After all she’s in the fourth grade and doesn’t want a boyfriend. There’s plenty of time for that. Will Allie risk standing up to Cheyenne even if it means losing her friends? ( )

Allie isn't the new girl anymore but she sure wishes she still was. New girl Cheyenne is just a little too sassy for fourth grade. ( )