How To Be Popular

How To Be Popular

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Sofia is the school nerd. But her best friend is the most popular girl in school. And her crush, Ben, has been her best friend since she was 2. Most of the time Sofia spends the day reading her favorite books safe and warm under her sheets. But when her best friend Alicia gives her a reality check, Sofia thinks that she must break out of her akward shell and join the rest of the world. Alicia decides to gives Sofia lessons on how to be "popular." But Sofia soon realizes that she had the choice to go back to being the geek only known for getting A's on every math test, or being known for getting invited to every party. Sofia must make a choice or her whole life will come crumbling down around her.
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