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      • Hating Alison Ashley is a 1984 Australian novel by science fiction and children 's author Robin Klein. Set in a fictionalised Australian suburb, the book examines the pressures of growing up through the brutally comedic lens of school-girl rivalries and insecurities.
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  2. Hating Alison Ashley is a 1984 Australian novel by science fiction and children's author Robin Klein. Set in a fictionalised Australian suburb, the book examines the pressures of growing up through the brutally comedic lens of school-girl rivalries and insecurities.

    • Robin Klein
    • 1984
  3. Hating Alison Ashley is a 2005 Australian comedy film based upon the 1984 novel Hating Alison Ashley produced by Elizabeth Howatt-Jackman and directed by Geoff Bennett. It was filmed in Kinglake West, Victoria, Australia and Docklands Studios Melbourne.

  4. Hating Alison Ashley: Directed by Geoff Bennett. With Saskia Burmeister, Tracy Mann, Richard Carter, Rachael Carpani. Classmates Erica Yurgen and Alison Ashley vie with each other to become the undisputed star of their class.

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    • Comedy
    • Geoff Bennett
    • 2005-03-17
  5. Jan 1, 1984 · A classic story of friendship and jealousy from a beloved Australian author. Erica has always believed herself to be the star of her sixth grade class. But then Alison Ashley shows up, and right from the start, seems to threaten Erica's position.

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    • Mass Market Paperback
  6. Hating Alison Ashley is a coming of age story about teenagers dealing with their self-inflicted angst, their embarrassing parents, their friends and those they would call their enemies.

  7. Hating Alison Ashley explores themes such as competition, insecurity, and self-discovery, making it a wonderfully nuanced and engaging read for both young adults and older readers alike. Highly recommended, Hating Alison Ashley is an incredible piece of Australian fiction to anyone who appreciates a well-written and thought-provoking novel.

  8. A melodramatic teenager (Saskia Burmeister) becomes jealous of a wealthy new student (Delta Goodrem) at her high school.

    • Comedy