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April is a normal girl with a best friend name Georgia and an unusual bucket list they want to get done for the summer. Her Mom ruins their plans by taking April to their beach house for the summer. April expects to have a boring summer with her family,but something just might happen to make everything a little bit more exciting.
STILL WORKING ON IT! Hope you enjoy what I have so far! 6th Grade Prettiest Girl: JaneCarter "JC" Smith Mixing athleticness and prettiest! BTW cutest nickname! Ugliest Girl: Bonnie Rockfeller I guess you didn't get your share of the "good" genes! Cutest Boy: James Cohen Another line of cute Cohen's coming up! Ugliest Boy: Gordon Clark Jerk, nerd, and now ugly! Congrats. 7th Grade Prettiest Girl: Emily Cross Three words. HOT HOT HOT! Ugliest Girl: Bailey McEvans Being mean
2012: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly by James Will Power (good books to read for 12 year olds TXT) π
While this book contains no mention of the Mayans, no predictions or prophecies, and very little doom and gloom talk, it is definitely a fresh, unique take on 2012, what our world may face, and the strategies we can employ to ensure success both now and in the immediate future.
April is a normal girl with a best friend name Georgia and an unusual bucket list they want to get done for the summer. Her Mom ruins their plans by taking April to their beach house for the summer. April expects to have a boring summer with her family,but something just might happen to make everything a little bit more exciting.
STILL WORKING ON IT! Hope you enjoy what I have so far! 6th Grade Prettiest Girl: JaneCarter "JC" Smith Mixing athleticness and prettiest! BTW cutest nickname! Ugliest Girl: Bonnie Rockfeller I guess you didn't get your share of the "good" genes! Cutest Boy: James Cohen Another line of cute Cohen's coming up! Ugliest Boy: Gordon Clark Jerk, nerd, and now ugly! Congrats. 7th Grade Prettiest Girl: Emily Cross Three words. HOT HOT HOT! Ugliest Girl: Bailey McEvans Being mean
2012: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly by James Will Power (good books to read for 12 year olds TXT) π
While this book contains no mention of the Mayans, no predictions or prophecies, and very little doom and gloom talk, it is definitely a fresh, unique take on 2012, what our world may face, and the strategies we can employ to ensure success both now and in the immediate future.