Cheetah Girls #7: Dorinda's Secret

by Deborah Gregory

It's no secret that Dorinda is a foster child. But when one of her birth sisters, Tiffany, tracks her down, Dorinda worries that her fellow Cheetahs won't like Tiffany because she's white. Dorinda goes through an identity crisis while trying to hide her newfound sister from the Cheetah Girls. When the group performs in the Battle of the Divettes' - a talent show for divas-in-training with a grand prize appearrance on MTV - Dorinda must focus her attention...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786814268
• ISBN13: 9780786814268
• Release Date: July 2000
• Publisher: Jump at the Sun
• Length: 141 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.2" x 7.8"
• Age Range: 8 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 3 to 7

Customer Reviews

Lil'Baby Phat's Review

I personally luv all the Cheetah Girl books I even wrote my own internet site on the Cheetah Girls: Groups.msn.com/Cheetahgirlsworld. I think ths book is good because I can sort of relate with Dorinda. I mean the boy who I'm in luv with is mixed with everything and people say stuff. But I luv the book and u would too ...

ten years old cheetah girl

I have read all of the cheetah girls' book all except volume 9-10. They are wonderful books for young girls to read... Dorinda's secret shows that you should be proud of yourself no matter what race religion gender you are. I really like this book, I can relate with Dorinda because my brother is half white.... This book is all that and a bag of chips

Cheetah 4 sure

The cheetah girls books are so cool. Dorinda's secret is cool because she learns that racism is wrong. It was a touching story. It was DDDDAAAAA BBBBBBOOOOOOMMMMMMMMBBBBBBBBBBB!

dorinda's secret big hit with me !

Me being a Cheetah Girls reader since book one, I know what a good Cheetah Girls book is and trust me on this one, this is a great book! This book focuses on the group member named Dorinda, who is a foster child. Can she have family somewhere?