Little Miss Different
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'Well look at her', one of the boys from the back drawled, 'Smart and hot, what a rare combonation in a girl'. 'Really', I retorted 'because I reckon its even rarer for a boy'. Meet Ashley Simons, a new girl in a new school. A steorotypical high school complete with cliques- the nerds, losers, normals and of course the "in" crowd including the jocks and cheerleaders, lead by the mean queen bee Brittany Cummings. However Ashley is smart, sarcastic, pretty, a major bookworm, has a serious love for soccer and is against every stereotype. What happens when a girl like this comes to a new school? Throw in some cute guys and a very hot soccer captain and what do you get? Fights. Surprises. Shocks. Secrets and a new queen bee- Little Miss Different.
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