Odd Girl Out

Odd Girl Out

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Romance
The concept of fitting in has never been easy, since kindergarten to senior year, you have different stages of impressing. It was very simple, pull a few stunts or get into some scandals. Catch the attention of those who worship gossip and thrive on good snoopers. Emma Brad is the definition of the odd girl out, watching life as an outsider and people living their teenage lives from the corner of the room. When she decides in her summer break that it's time for an ultimate change and get over one of her biggest fears; breaking routine, she decides to make a small list on how to finally fit in. Follow Emma's journey through fitting in, falling in love and uncovering the truth.
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Emma also known as "panther" is the best street fighter in her state and it doesn't help having a abusive dad. But she is also her schools biggest nerd. Luke is the schools bad boy and also a street fighter named "Thunder" But when Luke fights Panther and LOSSES Luke will stop at nothing to find out who the mysteries Panther is. Meanwhile at school, what will happen when the schools biggest nerd and the schools bad boy get partnered up for a history class project? Nothing good. Will Luke learn her secret? And if he does what will he do? ~Read to find out~ #43 in teen fiction 8/13/17 #4 in #nerd 5/15/18 ______________________ ~Okay this book is in the process of being edited, I know there are tons of spelling errors and plot holes. I was 12 when I wrote this book and I had no idea how to write. Please keep in mind that this was also the first book I had written. I would appreciate it if you didn't comment mean things, which includes commenting how to spell a word. You guys don't need to point it out, I already know~ Thanks: Melanie _______________________

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