The New Girl
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A young teenage girl (Melody) goes through a big change in her life when her parents both suddenly die. She is forced to move from the Cambridge, UK to Tennessee, USA to live with her grandparents. Melody has to meet new friends and change her entire life while dealing with the pain of loosing her parents. She meets the star football player who is also the farmhand at her grandparents ranch. She starts to fall for this boy immediately without wanting to admit it. Melody becomes a dance star at her school while trying to get along with the school bully. She gets involved with one of her parents science labs in Nashville, Tennessee. Her new friends and old friends help her learn how to live a teenage life in America. How to fit in to the new culture. During this adventure she finds out things about her parents she never realized. But what happens to her friendships from the UK? What happens when she finally gives in to her feelings for the star quarterback of the football team? Or how about when the school bully who has feelings for the same quarterback finds out about their relationship? Read the book to find out!
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