Queen of Contradictions
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Zara Khan has exactly zero interest in popularity, glitter, or power. So naturally, she ends up crowned "Queen of Drama" at her middle school's yearbook awards-while wearing an abaya and a tiara she didn't ask for.
And things only spiral from there. One accidental hand raise (blame the tiara), and now she's running for Student Council President. Her campaign team? A suspiciously quiet new girl with chaotic energy, her glitter-obsessed academic nemesis Asher Nguyen (a.k.a. Mr. Chops), and-plot twist-the person who just replaced her mysteriously-vanished, loud-breathing locker neighbor. The new guy might be a little weird... but weird is kind of her thing now.
Zara's "cam-pain" is shaping up to be exactly that-a pain. With hallway flyer wars, lunchroom scheming, ex-best-friend drama, and an alarming amount of geometry homework, this campaign might destroy what's left of her sanity.
But if she's going down, she's going down swinging-with a tiara on her head, a comeback on her lips, and a team of lovable weirdos who believe in her way more than she believes in herself.
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