Making a Point  #planetorplastic

Making a Point #planetorplastic

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Young Adult Fiction entry for #planetorplastic writing contest with National Geographic. When Jenny takes on mean girl Felicity at the podium, she might just have to fight dirty if she wants to make her point. What could be worse than facing off with your nemesis in a schoolwide debate? How about having to collaborate with the one person who stands for everything you despise? Passionate environmentalist vs. Apathetic user and abuser Bottom of the social ladder vs. Queen Bee Unrepresented animal welfare vs. Prep school privilege It's an environmental showdown.
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