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Publié par

Saddleback Educational Publishing

Date de parution

25 mars 2019

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9781630788377

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

1 Mo

Day one at her new school stinks. Andrea wears the wrong outfit. Every subject seems challenging. The two students who show an interest in her spend the afternoon in detention. Only an upcoming ski trip sparks joy. Back home, she was on the ski team. There was nothing like cutting through fresh powder. As the new kid, Andrea hopes to impress her classmates. At the resort, the loose snow is too tempting. The girls ski out-of-bounds. But after a few turns, the mountain rumbles.This series of books was designed specifically for struggling teen readers. The contemporary fiction is written at accessible levels and provides substantive content without being edgy. The relatable plots appeal to teens, especially those who are reluctant to read. Books in the series quickly grab their interest with fast-paced storylines that feature realistic, sometimes larger-than-life teen characters readers can identify with or would like to know. Then there is an unexpected twist. The characters'' lives are suddenly on the edgeÑof fame, fear, or even sanity. What starts out as fun or routine becomes a nightmare, real or imagined. As characters are tested in mind, body, and spirit, readers have a sense of being there to experience the adventure.

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Publié par

Saddleback Educational Publishing

Date de parution

25 mars 2019

EAN13

9781630788377

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

1 Mo

wrong outIt. Every subject seems challenging. Only

a ski trip sparks joy. There is nothing like cutting through

to It in, she skis out-of-bounds with two other girls.

BRIANNA CERKIEWIC Z

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C h a p t e r 1

A First for Everything

T he be rang a mînute ago. I’m standîng on the steps of the schoo. My body îs frozen. It’s not because of the cod. Though ît îs ate October, and ît woud be freezîng în Montana. That’s where I used to îve. No. I’m frozen în fear. Does anyone îke the irst day of schoo? No matter how much you pan, somethîng aways goes wrong. It starts wîth a forgotten ocker combînatîon. Thîs means carryîng a your books to each cass. But the schedue îs messed up. So you’re never în the rîght pace. Teachers just keep garîng at you a day. Then there’s the whoe socîa thîng. Fîttîng în and makîng frîends. Wearîng the rîght cothes. It’s never fun. But thîs tîme ît’s even worse. Thîs îs the irst day at a

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new schoo. Casses started months ago. That means I’m serîousy behînd în everythîng. The buîdîng în front of me îs so bîg. It’s scary to thînk of what’s waîtîng însîde. There are 200 kîds în tenth grade. My od schoo had 200 students. I’m takîng tota. “You’re ate.” The voîce startes me. A teacher? But ît turns out to be two gîrs. One has on eggîngs and a tîght top. The other îs wearîng jeans and a hoodîe. My sweater dress îs not even cose to beîng coo. “You’re ate too,” I say. “Yeah,” the gîr wîth eggîngs says. “But on purpose.” “Maybe I’m ate on purpose too.” Jeans shakes her head. It seems she’s not buyîng ît. “You ook îke you’re about to puke.” She can tell? “What’s your name?” she asks. “Andrea.” I put extra stress ondray. It’s out of habît. I’m used to correctîng teachers. They aways read ît wrong. “Dray,” Jeans says. “Reay? You too?” I say. “Hî, Dray.” “Uh, no. You’re Dray,” she înforms me. “I’m Coe.” “Oh! Rîght. Sorry.” Coe just stares.

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Rule 1. No full names.goîng to take months to It’s igure thîs out. “What’s your name?” I ask the other gîr. “Aexandrîa.” Dray and Dree. That’s funny. Hod on. Why îs she aowed to use her fu name? Is there a test you have to pass? That’s ît. Before even tryîng, I’ve gîven up. I’m goîng home and ettîng Mom know. We have to move back to Montana. There wî be no goîng to schoo untî then. “Are you goîng to the ofice?” Coe asks. “It’s on the way to our irst cass. You can foow us.” Don’t thînk,I te mysef.Just do what you’re told.

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