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Vegetarian and animal rights activist, Chloe, is head-over-heels in love with carnivore and football star, Brett. But when Chloe doesn’t fit in with Brett’s friends, he wants her to change. Is Chloe willing to sacrifice her philosophies and beliefs for love? |
After Kacie shares the answers to her algebra quiz with Skye, Kacie suddenly has a new best friend. But Skye isn’t all that she appears to be, and soon Kacie’s life spins out of control. Is staying friends with someone you like worth losing your self-respect?
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A middle school girl takes part in a youth rodeo in order to solve the mystery of what happened in the disappearance of the prized possession of a junior bull-riding champion.
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The Snob Squad is on the case when money begins to disappear from teachers’ purses.
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Jenny, Prairie, Lydia, and Max decide to play matchmaker to ignite a romance between Prairie and the object of her affection, Hugh Torkerson (otherwise known as Tork the Dork).
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Misfits Jenny, Prairie, Lydia, and Max band together, dub themselves The Snob Squad, and vow to get even with the popular girls who’ve been tormenting them for years.
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In this sequel to Click Here, eighth grade, computer whiz Erin Swift learns a lot about friendship, relationships with boys, maturity, guilt, and forgiveness. |
Click Here Seventh-grader Erin Swift writes about her friends and classmates in her private blog, learning important lessons about friendship. |
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How Do You Spell G-e-e-k? Ann’s and Kimberly’s dreams of making it to the National Spelling Bee are suddenly in jeopardy when new girl, Lurlene (geek, and amazingly gifted speller), throws her hat in the ring.
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Define “Normal” Antonia finds out the girl she’s supposed to counsel in the new peer counseling program at school is anything but her peer. Jazz is a punker, a druggie, a gang hanger. But as their counseling sessions progress, Antonia and Jazz discover they have more in common than either of them could’ve imagined.
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Define “Normal” Antonia finds out the girl she’s supposed to counsel in the new peer counseling program at school is anything but her peer. Jazz is a punker, a druggie, a gang hanger. But as their counseling sessions progress, Antonia and Jazz discover they have more in common than either of them could’ve imagined.
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Leonardo’s Hand Take a 13-year-old orphan boy, born without a left hand and subjected from birth to grinding poverty–but who burns with intuitive brilliance. What happens when the left hand of Leonardo da Vinci strides toward him on its fingertips, proclaiming, “Master! At last I’ve found you!
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