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The Girls Who Go to Parties

โœ Scribed by Jude Warne

Publisher
ABDO
Year
2017
Tongue
English
Weight
206 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN
1680767720

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โœฆ Synopsis

Party girl Kiernan Rand is a second-semester senior at posh Steinshift High School, and she's all set to attend U Miami in the fall--or so she thinks. When Kiernan receives scary news about her academic standing, then has a run-in with the law at a last-hurrah party, she is forced to mend her ways and do community service. There she meets program supervisor Toby Kaufman, who inspires her to care about her environment--and him. The Girls Who Go to Parties is from Crushing, an EPIC Press series.

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