Jenga
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Waiting for excitement is a hard thing to do. Especially when you're Noa King, the girl who has a so-called "guy's name" and is rumored to "summon spirits". Having an intimidating demeanor and pale skin doesn't help much either. And then there's Charlie, the delinquent who's actually pretty smart, who is forced to join his ELA teacher's club--the book club. It's no ordinary club, because there's Noa . . . and there's no reading whatsoever yet. When what seems to be "certain death" (one of Noa's crazy exaggerations) upon this pair takes action, Noa is forced to undergo many measures and even discover something she never expected to even encounter. Love. So who knows what's in store for these two? Oh, wait. I do.
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"Being a teenager sucks, all you can really do is stumble through the years." School. Grades. Judgements. Bullies. Popularity. Mood swings. Peer pressure. Dating. Willow Jamison is, popular, friendly, and is a head cheerleader with a passion for dance. Not to forget she has two hot guys trailing after her. That's pretty much as close to perfect as it gets. Except she doesn't like either of them. She's not interested in finding love, but her friends are determined to find it for her. Derek Reeds is pretty much invisible. He keeps to himself and doesn't really care what people think of him besides his three best friends. He's determined to make it through the hell of high school and leave the limelight for people like Willow Jamison. They're both teenagers, and yeah it sucks to be stumbling through. But it's not so bad when you find the right person to help you.

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