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|  | | Memoirs of an Ordinary Girl: Fresh-meat Year Release Party
Drew Hotchner has survived middle school, but she has now become "fresh meat," aka a freshman, which could be every bit as awkward.
It's just another extraordinarily ordinary year in Drew Hotchner's world, and one she faces again with wit and sarcasm. Freshman year is the only thing that just might be more horrific and awkward than middle school, and Drew cannot avoid it. Thankfully, she is not alone and still has her support crew of friends, because some things never change, no matter the setting. Old enemies return and new distractions abound, such as a new crush, even while she holds onto the old, the advent of the grunge music movement, helping to plan a wedding, and the creepy neighbor boy down the equal | |  | | Memoirs of an Ordinary Girl: The Middle-ish Ages
This book is a humorous look back into one ordinary girl's life during middle school, but it could be any girl.
Set in the time while the ‘80s were fading into the ‘90s and the poofiness of hair and shoulder pads was soon to deflate, this coming of age story retells the experiences of Drew Hotchner, an “extraordinarily ordinary” girl, through her possibly wiser and more honest adult self. Drew struggles not only with the unavoidable awkwardness of being in middle school, but also with having to start over again her entire social world after experiencing the culture shock of moving across the country from California to Virginia. br />
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Through Drew’s humor |
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Tempting Fake
by Tracey Morait
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 Cherry doesn't know him from Adam, so is he real or is he fake?
Cherry and Adam are lonely in their new, separate worlds and hook up on social media, but that's when their problems start |
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