
In the fifth book of the acclaimed Front Desk series, Mia Tang travels to San Francisco's bustling Chinatown for winter break. She's excited to attend a journalism camp at the Tribune, hoping to publish a top story. However, Mia quickly finds herself navigating a competitive environment with older, more experienced peers. Simultaneously, she grapples with her best friend Lupe's aspirations for early college and the unexpected, confusing feelings of jealousy and a crush on her friend Jason. This book explores themes of self-confidence, evolving friendships, first crushes, and cultural identity, all set against a rich historical backdrop. It's perfect for middle-grade readers aged 10-14 who enjoy realistic fiction with a strong, relatable protagonist.
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