What Would Amy March Do?
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  • Reads 27
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 9m
wordygirl3
Ongoing, First published Jun 13, 2019
1800s8thgradebookbookinspiredbookishbooksfanfictiongoodmessagehappinessjoylittlewomenlittlewomenfanlouisamayalcottlovelovestorymiddleschoolrelationshipsteenwrittenwrittenbyateenyayoungadultyoungteen
Lisel May is your average 8th-grader. She isn't in any sort of relationship... (of course- she's only 14!) until she is. Using her favorite novel, "Little Women," as a guide, she dreams of being with Teddy but is constantly questioning if maybe just being friends would be best. She always falls back to one question leading her through this pivotal part of her 8th-grade year- what would Amy March do? This is a novel about coming out of your comfort zone and breaking the stereotypes about the bookworm, the introvert. This is a novel about being a teen... a novel about being happy with where you are at each moment of your life.
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