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Something to Blog About

By: Shana Norris
Narrated by: Cassandra Morris
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Publisher's Summary

An innovative debut, Something to Blog About is filled with the memorable missteps and heartfelt emotions of growing up.

Libby Fawcett decides to start a secret blog so that she can have an outlet to vent her feelings and frustrations. When Seth Jacobs (her crush since eighth grade) witnesses her tragic (and comic) run-in with a Bunsen burner in chemistry class, or when she finds out that her mother is dating the father of her arch-nemesis, Angel Rodriguez, shes able to keep a level head and make it through school each day with each blog posting. But when her entries get posted all over for the whole world to see, will Libby be able to walk the halls - or face Seth - ever again?

Debut author Shana Norris will win over a whole new generation of teens as she hilariously chronicles the pitfalls and triumphs of the life of a high-school girl.

©2008 Shana Norris (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

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"[S]hort chapters and plenty of drama make this a snappy, breezy read for girls who long for the boy next door - or at the next locker - to notice them." (School Library Journal)

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