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by Mary Rodgers
About 43 pages (12,859 words)
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Freaky Friday Study Guide consists of approx. 43 pages of summaries and analysis on Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers is a short novel about a young girl who wakes one Friday morning to find she has been switched from her own body to her mother's. At first it seems fun, like some sort of magic game, a chance to prove to her mother that she can handle adult responsibilities. However, a near tragedy leads her to an understanding that only spending a day in her mother's shoes could bring. (read more)
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