Never Judge a Book by its Cover

Never Judge a Book by its Cover

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Nov 10, 2016
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Fiction
Romance
Fern and Leaf (Kitty) are just two young teenage girls who hate dresses and girly things. They seem sweet and innocent and boring when you first meet them. Tyler and Dylan are just your typical bad boys. They're always getting into trouble and flirting with the pretty girls. One day Fern finds out she and Kitty are moving schools and neither are happy about it. Tyler and Dylan hear there are a couple of new girls in their year and their teacher tells him to take them around the school grounds. When they neet Dylan, they save him from bullies and they run into Tyler at their first class. Fern and Kitty were happy because their guides were hot as hell and Tyler and Dylan were really nice once they warmed up to them, but they feel there is more to the nerdy, good girls than they are letting on. What happens when you judge a book by its cover? Find out in this book. COLOURFUL LANGUAGE!!! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!
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