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* {{Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other}}: While Frankie and her sister Zara appear to have some {{Sibling Rivalry}} between them, they are shown to really care about each other many times throughout the book, and stick together when the situation calls for it.
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* {{Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other}}: AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: While Frankie and her sister Zara appear to have some {{Sibling Rivalry}} between them, they are shown to really care about each other many times throughout the book, and stick together when the situation calls for it.
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* {{Bitch in Sheep's Clothing}}: Frankie claims Helen to be this, saying how she always acts all "nicey-nicey".
* {{Bi-Wildered}}: This appears to be the case with Sally, who appears to be Bisexual, given that she appears to have romantic interactions and encouters with boys, but also claims and appears to have romantic feelings for Frankie too.
* {{Bi-Wildered}}: This appears to be the case with Sally, who appears to be Bisexual, given that she appears to have romantic interactions and encouters with boys, but also claims and appears to have romantic feelings for Frankie too.
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* {{Bitch in Sheep's Clothing}}: BitchInSheepsClothing: Frankie claims Helen to be this, saying how she always acts all "nicey-nicey".
*{{Bi-Wildered}}: BiWildered: This appears to be the case with Sally, who appears to be Bisexual, given that she appears to have romantic interactions and encouters with boys, but also claims and appears to have romantic feelings for Frankie too.
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* {{Coming-Out Story}}: Frankie gradually does this throughout the book, first revealing her lesbianism to her sister, then her father, stepmother and grandmother, then her mother and godmother, then her best friend, then to various people at school.
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* {{Coming-Out Story}}: ComingOutStory: Frankie gradually does this throughout the book, first revealing her lesbianism to her sister, then her father, stepmother and grandmother, then her mother and godmother, then her best friend, then to various people at school.
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* {{Sugar-and-Ice Personality}}: Sally appears to show a lot of this, which Frankie eventually realises herself, as she is always blowing hot and cold with her, and her other friends too.
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* {{Sugar-and-Ice Personality}}: SugarAndIcePersonality: Sally appears to show a lot of this, which Frankie eventually realises herself, as she is always blowing hot and cold with her, and her other friends too.
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* {{Tomboyish Name}}: Frankie has predominantly been a boys name (though is increasingly becoming a unisex name), with this being very fitting for her tomboyish character.
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* {{Tomboyish Name}}: Frankie has predominantly been a boys name (though is increasingly becoming a unisex name), name, with Frankie usually being short for Francesca, Francine or Frances), with this being very fitting for her tomboyish character.
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* {{The Ladette}}: Lampshaded several times by Frankie herself, as she mentions how she was "one of the lads", having always hung out with them and played sports with them, with her dad also having considered her his "favourite son".
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* {{The Ladette}}: Lampshaded Frankie lampshades herself as being this several times by Frankie herself, times, as she mentions how she was "one of the lads", having always hung out with them and played sports with them, with her dad also having considered her his "favourite son".
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* {{Jerkass Has a Point}}: While Frankie's dad may be a {{Jerkass}} who walked out on his wife and kids for another woman, and does not give enough support for them with their mum having ME, he is right when he says that Frankie is too young to be falling in love with anyone, regardless of their sex.
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* {{Jerkass Has a Point}}: While Frankie's dad may be a {{Jerkass}} who walked out on his wife and kids for another woman, and does not give enough support for them with their mum having ME, MS, he is right when he says that Frankie is too young to be falling in love with anyone, regardless of their sex.
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*{{Alpha Bitch}}: Sally is initially this, only to move on to being a {{Lovable Alpha Bitch}}. Likewise, despite Sally appearing to be the leader of her {{Girl Posse}}, Scarlet easily seems to be the most spiteful out of all of them, being very hostile and unpleasant to Frankie at Sally's New Years Eve party, whereas Georgia has {{Took a Level in Kindness}}, whereas while Marnie is still hostile towards Frankie she at least is a more sympathetic character with a somewhat {{Freudian Excuse}}.
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* {{A Girl and Her X}}: Gender Inverted. Frankie has a very close and loving companionship and bond with her dog Bear, appearing to be the closest to him out of all their family, and seems to be specifically hers, with her parents having gotten him for her as a birthday present when she was younger.
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* {{A Girl and Her X}}: Gender Inverted. Frankie has a very close and loving companionship and bond with her dog Bear, appearing to be the closest to him out of all their family, and seems to be specifically hers, with her parents having gotten him for her as a birthday present when she was younger.
younger. She also insists on taking her with him practically everywhere she goes, including all the way to stay with her grandmother, despite her grandmother finding it hard to accommodate to Bear and finding him an inconvenience.
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* {{A Boy and His X}}: Gender Inverted. Frankie has a very close and loving companionship and bond with her dog Bear, appearing to be the closest to him out of all their family, and seems to be specifically hers, with her parents having gotten him for her as a birthday present when she was younger.
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* {{A Boy Girl and His Her X}}: Gender Inverted. Frankie has a very close and loving companionship and bond with her dog Bear, appearing to be the closest to him out of all their family, and seems to be specifically hers, with her parents having gotten him for her as a birthday present when she was younger.
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* {{Attention Whore}}: Sally does show shades of this.
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* {{Attention Whore}}: Sally does show shades seem to revel in getting loads of this.
attention.
*{{The Big Damn Kiss}}: [[spoiler: Sally gives one of these to Frankie at the very end of the book, to make a point of how serious she is about her feelings for Frankie, and that she is not afraid to let the world know. Although this is not the first time they kiss, it is the easily the kiss that makes an official statement of their romance, with it being the first on they do in public]]
*{{Everybody Loves Blondes}}: The blonde Sally is the most popular girl in the school.
* {{Intergenerational Friendship}}: Frankie and Ivneet have this with Mr White, the school librarian.
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* {{Jerkass Has a Point}}: While Frankie's dad may be a {{Jerkass}}, he is right when he says that Frankie is too young to be falling in love with anyone, regardless of their sex.
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* {{Jerkass Has a Point}}: While Frankie's dad may be a {{Jerkass}}, {{Jerkass}} who walked out on his wife and kids for another woman, and does not give enough support for them with their mum having ME, he is right when he says that Frankie is too young to be falling in love with anyone, regardless of their sex.
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*{{Only Friend}}: Sammie appears to be this to Frankie until she befriends Sally, and later Ivneet.
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* {{Wicked Stepmother}}: Downplayed with Helen, as while wicked would definitely be a stretch, she is certainly hostile to Frankie, actually saying she deserves a slap, and Frankie refers to her regularly as "Horrible Helen". She does also appear to be very self-centered.
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* {{Wicked Stepmother}}: Downplayed with Helen, as while wicked would definitely be a stretch, she is certainly hostile and unpleasant to Frankie, actually saying she deserves a slap, and Frankie refers to her regularly as "Horrible Helen". She does also appear to be very self-centered.
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*{{Platonic Life Partners}}: Frankie and Sammie.
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* {{A Boy and His X}}: Gender Inverted. Frankie has a very close companionship and bond with her dog Bear, appearing to be the closest to him out of all their family, and seems to be specifically hers, with her parents having gotten him for her as a birthday present when she was younger.
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* {{A Boy and His X}}: Gender Inverted. Frankie has a very close and loving companionship and bond with her dog Bear, appearing to be the closest to him out of all their family, and seems to be specifically hers, with her parents having gotten him for her as a birthday present when she was younger.
