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Is part of Penelope Perfect Chrissie Perry , 2015 series - author children's fiction (number 4 in series)
Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 The Truly Terrible Mistake
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'Penelope Kingston has never, ever messed up on a test – until now. After this Truly Terrible Mistake, Penelope needs to make sure that she gets absolutely perfect grades from now on in every subject, including the dreaded drama class. Luckily, Penelope is very good at organising, so she figures she can be the director of the upcoming play. But can Penelope handle Joanna, the naughtiest girl in class? One thing's for sure: Penelope Kingston didn't get to be excellent at most things by being a quitter.' (Publication summary)

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The Truly Terrible Mistake (Penelope Perfect #4) : Review Jane Carstens , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: Reading Time , July 2016;
— Review of The Truly Terrible Mistake Chrissie Perry , 2016 single work children's fiction 'I took this book with me to read while the dentist put braces onto my daughter’s teeth, and was laughing so much that I had to read paragraphs out to the dentist to justify my outbursts. That’s because the humour in this book is of the wonderful ‘laugh-out-loud’ variety. ...'
The Truly Terrible Mistake (Penelope Perfect #4) : Review Jane Carstens , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: Reading Time , July 2016;
— Review of The Truly Terrible Mistake Chrissie Perry , 2016 single work children's fiction 'I took this book with me to read while the dentist put braces onto my daughter’s teeth, and was laughing so much that I had to read paragraphs out to the dentist to justify my outbursts. That’s because the humour in this book is of the wonderful ‘laugh-out-loud’ variety. ...'
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