Pippa Park Series Set: Pippa Park Raises Her Game + Pippa Park Crush at First Sight Chapter Books + Write-in Journal

Great Gift for Tweens! Your reader will be charmed by Pippa Park in two entertaining chapter books and an interactive journal that boosts creativity. Perfect for ages 9-12, this series is a relatable fast-paced middle school story about friendships, peer pressure, basketball, crushes, and family.

A Great Value! The set includes:
Book One - Pippa Park Raises Her Game by Erin Yun: Pippa gets a mysterious basketball scholarship to Lakeview Private, and jumps at the chance to reinvent herself with her new classmates. Can Pippa keep her new image together?
Book Two - Pippa Park Crush at First Sight by Erin Yun: Pippa picks up right where she left off—balancing working at the family laundromat, volunteering for the Korean church pageant, and hosting the perfect party for her basketball team–while juggling two crushes!
Interactive Journal - Pippa Park My Journal About Life: celebrate and explore life with over 140 pages of awesome quizzes, listicles, and writing prompts inspired by Pippa Park and tween life.
Gift Set Extras: Pippa Park Bookmark and Sticker Sheet

Erin Yun is the author of the bestselling AAPI middle-grade series Pippa Park, a reimagining of Great Expectations that includes two titles: Pippa Park Raises Her Game and Pippa Park Crush at First Sight. She received her BA in English from New York University and her Masters in Creative Writing from Cambridge. While at NYU, she served as president of the policy debate team– an experience that proved invaluable when she later worked as the debate consultant for the Tony-nominated Best Play on Broadway, What the Constitution Means to Me.

Erin Yun was also selected by the nonprofit Every Child a Reader to appear on a Get Caught Reading poster. A sought-after speaker, she has led her interactive writing workshop–teaching kids how to craft retellings–both in person and virtually at schools, libraries, and bookstores. People can tell she grew up in Texas by how often she says "y’all." And yes–she really did play basketball as a middle grader!