Areallygoodbook Stories

the day that he died, and the day I got duchess sad and most parts are true

I guess you could say good girls are bad girls who haven't been caught. If you watch a class of teenagers when a teacher tells them to get into a group of three, they don't spend time looking around for people to bet in a group of people with. Jacquelyn will go strait to her friends. Jacquelyn won't think "oh no! What if I can't find a group?" but she will think, "I will go with Hannah and Melanie!" her problem is solved. What if though, Hannah was thinking, "I will go with Melanie and Kaylee!" What does Jacquelyn do now? Her little state of panic that she had before she thought of who she would go with starts coming back. Will the groups be filled? Well, Jacquelyn is popular, the most liked girl in school, hottest too. She cheers and has a girly style, along with a nice personality and the hottest boy in school as her boyfriend. But will she still have those things when she can't find any friends for a group? Her group of three aren't her friends, she has never talked to the two boys before. But will Michael and Luke help her have something that she didn't before the horrid Mr. Sanchez made the class separate? Is it possible to find that with her group of three she has something she didn't have before: fun. All rights reserved, please don't steal my story. Cover credit: @we-are-all-crazy

Growing up was easy for the Ryder kids-loving parents, freinds, and a home. But once you take a way the parent factor, all else will fall apart. Now Ashton, Sam, Jacey, and Jesse are on their own, living on the streets of Miami. They had gotten used to it for the past seven years. When a group of new kids just like the Ryders end up on the streets, things change-some for the better and some for the worst. Told from each Ryder's point of view, this book is more than about what it's like to live on the streets, but about how to survive with someone like you.

This is a really good story We shall start it soon x