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Maggie by Ann M. Martin
Maggie by Ann M. Martin











And have all kinds of advantages.īut working for my father is NOT one of them. Wear the nice clothes (though they don’t look so nice on me). Sometimes I feel like a hypocrite when I think about Dad like this. Including all the things that keep the Blume family going. He likes his money and all the things it can buy. I know Dad isn’t always proud of the kinds of films he makes. Hundreds of people are working and spending zillions of dollars on a movie that is basically dumb. It would just have caused tension between us if I told him what I really think. I told Dad what I knew he wanted to hear- Exciting and suspenseful. I think Never is a perfect name for this movie. He just wants me to feel like I’m part of his team. He doesn’t really care what I think about the script. Write up a summary of the plot and tell me what you think of it, he said.

Maggie by Ann M. Martin

They finally settled on a title for it- Never.ĭuring my first week of work Dad asked me to read the script for Never. This afternoon I have to make 35 copies of the script for the next film Dad’s producing. Grease, fat, calories! Croissants are just as bad. Someone brought a dozen donuts into the office kitchen this morning. I’m noticing that when I eat slowly I enjoy my food more.

Maggie by Ann M. Martin

They don’t see me when I’m in my underwear. I might as well start now.Įveryone tells me I don’t need to lose weight. I’ll have to watch what I eat for the rest of my life. I am one of those people who gain weight if they eat five peanuts.

Maggie by Ann M. Martin

STARTING TODAY I, Maggie Blume, vow to write down every bite that goes into my mouth. Lunch: ½ tuna sandwich (NO mayo), diet soda, 1 apple (small). Martin Monday 7/13īreakfast: Small bowl of cornflakes w/skim milk, black coffee (no sugar).













Maggie by Ann M. Martin