THE CHEETAH GIRLS (NOVEL SERIES)

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'''The Cheetah Girls''' is a 16-book novel series created and written by Deborah Gregory. The series, which began in 1999, is about a girl singing group who seek to be discovered and become famous. In the book, there are five girls but in the Disney Channel Original Movies, there are four.
''The Cheetah Girls'' is a 2003 movie based on the book, which resulted in the spinoff of a girl group by the same name. In 2006 the sequel to The Cheetah Girls, ''The Cheetah Girls 2'' premiered on Disney Channel. The movies star Raven-Symoné, Sabrina Bryan, and Adrienne Bailon & Kiely Williams of another girl group 3LW. The popularity of the first movie spawned a real-life girl group, The Cheetah Girls, which had the stars of the movie except Raven.

Contents

Cover-Girls

Characters

External links

Cover-Girls

On the book covers, each character is portrayed by a model. The real-life R&B girl group Before Dark posed as three of the girls on the book covers.

★ Brandi Stewart...Chanel Simmons,

★ Arike Rice...Aquanette Walker, (Books 1-4),

★ Jeni G....Anginette Walker, (Books 1-4),

★ Mia Lee...Galleria Garibaldi, (Books 1-8),

★ Imani Parks...Dorinda Rogers,

★ Davida Williams...Galleria Garibaldi (Books 9-13),

★ The Millen Sisters...Aquanette Walker and Anginette Walker((Books 5-13)

Characters

'Chanel 'Chuchie' Simmons' is of Puerto Rican, Cuban and Dominican descent and is noted for her trademark mini-micro braids. Chanel has a flair for designer clothing (notably, she shares the last name of designer Coco Chanel) and once charged hundreds of dollars on her mother's credit card. She is fluent in both English and Spanish. She is very body conscious, and developed somewhat of an eating disorder near the end of the book series. Her interests include hair and singing. She lives with her mother and brother, Pucci in SoHo. In the films, she is portrayed by Adrienne Bailon.
'Anginette Walker' is of African-American descent, and is the only member of the group not to narrate a book in the series, and the only main character cut out of the movie adaptation. She lets her older twin sister, Aquanette Walker, do most of the talking, and is very sneaky. She lives with her sister and father on the Upper West Side. Her nicknames include 'Angie' and 'Nettie Two.' She loves horror movies, and wants to be a doctor one day. She also loves gospel music. Their is no Anginette in the ''Cheetah Girls'' films, because Deborah Gregory couldn't find twin girls to play both her and Aqua and just decided to drop Angie from the movies.
'Aquanette Walker', Aqua for short and sister Anginette, narrates in the books "Hey, Ho, Hollywood!", "Growl Power!", "In the House with Mouse" and "Twinkle, Twinkle, Cheetah Stars". Her character is also used in The Cheetah Girls (film), where she is portrayed by Kiely Williams of 3LW. She moved from Houston, Texas to New York with her father when her parents separated. Aquanette and her sister are known for having the strongest voices in the group. She is noted for having a warm personality, and carrying around hot sauce in her purse. She and Anginette Walker live on the Upper West Side. Aqua is very religious, and attends church every Sunday. Unlike her sister, she is aggressive, and makes it known when she is unhappy. Her interests include horror movies, animals, and one day becoming a doctor. She has three pets, two guinea pigs and a dog.
'Galleria Garibaldi' narrates "Wishing On a Star", "Woof, There it is!", "Showdown at the Okie-Dokie" and "Oops, Doggy Dog!". She is of Italian and African-American descent. Galleria is the leader of the band, and lives with her parents in an apartment on the Upper East Side. She is the most aggressive of the group, and always speaks her mind, a quality which occasionally gets her into trouble with others. She is the writer of all the group's songs. She is portrayed by Raven-Symoné in the Disney Channel Original Movies ''The Cheetah Girls'' and ''The Cheetah Girls 2''.
'Dorinda Rogers' narrates "Who's Bout To Bounce?", "Dorinda's Secret", "Dorinda Gets a Groove" and "Bring It On!". Although she is only twelve years old in canon she attends 9th grade at Fashion Industries High School. She is the smartest of the group, and the best dancer. She is also a foster child, and lives with ten other children in the housing projects of Harlem, New York. She eventually locates her biological sister, Tiffany. The character appears in the movies as 'Dorinda Thomas' and is portrayed by the Latina American (of Caucasian and Mexican descent) actress Sabrina Bryan.

External links

★ Disney's Cheetah Girls Web Site

★ CheetahFans.com For Cheetah Girls Fans only!