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Rosalind Wiseman

Rosalind Wiseman

b. 1969

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Rosalind Wiseman is an educator and author who writes about the social lives of teenagers. She is best known for Queen Bees and Wannabes, the book that inspired the movie

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Non-Fiction Self-Help & Psychology Sociology Education Psychology

Also Known As

Rosalind P. Wiseman

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Book cover of Boys, girls, and other hazardous materials
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Boys, girls, and other hazardous materials

Rosalind Wiseman

Book cover of Defending ourselves

Defending ourselves

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Book cover of Ringleaders and Sidekicks

Ringleaders and Sidekicks

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Book cover of Courageous Discomfort

Courageous Discomfort

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Book cover of From Power Struggles to Conflict Resolution

From Power Struggles to Conflict Resolution

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Rosalind Wiseman best known for?

    Rosalind Wiseman is widely recognized for her work on the social dynamics of teenagers, particularly her book "Queen Bees and Wannabes." This book became the inspiration for the popular movie "Mean Girls."