Middle School Monologues: Girls
edited by Lindsay Price Canadian Author
Twenty-three monologues for middle school girls, all from published plays.
Recommended for Middle Schools
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- Adolescence
- Body image
- Childhood
- Death
- Friendship
- Illness/Health
- Love
- Parenting/Family
- Relationships
- Individuality
- Obedience
- Technology
- Morality
- Censorship
- Jealousy
- Economic issues
- Women's issues
- Peer pressure
- Personal responsibility
- Self-image
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