no need to be popular just be yourself its all that counts by the end of school years most of the "popluar people" dont stay popluar or most dont even succeed in life because during their school they worry about being popluar then want you need in school dont rush yourself later on in life youll find people and friends more alike like you not a dork because your not more alike just like you !!
CCP Stands for Cute, Cool and Popular and in Dork Diaries.~Dork Diaries Fan Kelly~
A book.
Flatter him. If you're an artist tell him he would be a great model and you want to paint his portrait.
They attended school together and were in some of the same classes.
He most certainly was not! People said he was quite handsome and clever.
CCP Stands for Cute, Cool and Popular and in Dork Diaries.~Dork Diaries Fan Kelly~
In "Dork Diaries," CCP stands for "Cute, Cool, and Popular" - it's the clique or group of popular girls at the school.
The second book in the Dork Diaries series is called Tales-From-A-Not-So-Popular-Party-Girl..
A book.
"Dork Diaries 2: Tales from a Not-So-Popular Party Girl" was published by Aladdin Paperbacks, an imprint of Simon & Schuster.
Book 1 - Dork Diaries: Tales From a Not-So-Fabulous Life Book 2 - Dork Diaries: Tales From a Not-So-Popular Party Girl Book 3 - Dork Diaries: Tales From a Not-So-Talented Pop Star
The book series is named "Dork Diaries" because it follows the diary entries of a middle school girl, Nikki Maxwell, who considers herself a dork due to her social awkwardness and quirky personality. The title is meant to reflect her self-perception as an outsider in a world of popular kids.
There isn't currently a Dork Diaries movie that has premiered. However, there have been announcements in the past about plans to make a movie adaptation of the popular book series by Rachel Renee Russell.
1. Dork Diaries 2. Dork Diaries - Party Time 3. Dork Diaries - Pop Star 4. Dork Diaries - Dork Your Own Diary 5. Dork Diaries - Dear Dork 6. Dork Diaries - Skating Sensation
There is no translation for dork. You can use the word dork.
Dork is a noun.
The French word for "dork" is "un niais" or "un nigaud".