Fiona turned and stared at the red brick building. All last year, she had waited excitedly to pass fifth grade and start middle school. Now that day was here, and it took all her strength not to cry. This was not the school she planned to attend. Her family had moved from Florida to California over the summer, and she did not know a single person in her new town.
Last night, her mother had given her some advice: "Honey, people will want to be your friend if they think you like them."
"How am I supposed to show that?" Fiona asked. "I don't even know them."
"A simple way to s

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Fiona turned and stared at the red brick building. All last year, she had waited excitedly to pass fifth grade and start middle school. Now that day was here, and it took all her strength not to cry. This was not the school she planned to attend. Her family had moved from Florida to California over the summer, and she did not know a single person in her new town.
     Last night, her mother had given her some advice: "Honey, people will want to be your friend if they think you like them."
     "How am I supposed to show that?" Fiona asked. "I don't even know them."
     "A simple way to s

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