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Pink Pages is an informative and enjoyable read for little girls looking for critical advice on day to day matters. Summary Of The Book Pink Pages by Sarah Delmege is a complete handbook for a girl who is growing up, and is full of questions. It is packed with critical information on everyday needs, confusions, and wishes. The book contains everything from advice on frequently asked questions, to problems related to love and life. There are essential tips on fashion, style, friendship, the right attitude, make-up, and many other things. It deals with the art of making friends, and how to be a good friend. Added to all this information are numerous games, quizzes, horoscopes, dream diaries, and other enjoyable things. Along with these fun packed things, there are also recommendations on good manners, and the right behaviour. The portions on Feng Shui will be of much interest to many girls. Another interesting section of the book is the one on dream interpretations. The three most common dreams regarding flying, falling, or teeth falling out, are dealt with in an interesting manner, and their meanings are explained in much detail. All in all, the book is a little girl’s best friend. It will teach her how to deal with problems, and also guide her as she grows up and begins to discover new things. It will teach her how to save money, and also how to deal with love. It will teach her how to be friendly, and also how to be firm when required. About Sarah Delmege Sarah Delmege is a prominent writer, celebrity interviewer, quiz writer, and features editor. Some other books by the writer are My Life As A Pup, Totally Cool Club Kit, Just for Girls, Britney Spears, and One Direction: Behind The Scenes. Sarah Delmege was born in Portsmouth, and dreamed of becoming a famous actress as a young girl. Unfortunately this dream did not come true due to her excessive stage fear, but nevertheless she turned to other interests. Sarah began her career as a writer with various magazines such as Sugar, TOTP, Bliss and OK. She began the Go Girl magazine as an Editor, and soon became the Group Editor of Ben 10, Go Girl, Dora, and Toxic.