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Confessions of a Mean Girl: The Ava G Chronicles Book One

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***Special Preorder Pricing-This title will return to full price on release day. What happens when a mean girl gets a taste of her own medicine?
Ava Groves is used to being the queen bee. When her parents decide to send her to a prestigious boarding school late in the year, she’s sure reaching popular girl status will be a piece of cake. Ava has the right look, the latest fashions, her mom is best friends with the dean, and she’ll be going to school with her bestie, Ava T. Everything should be a piece of cake, right?
Unfortunately for Ava, Everdale Academy already has a ninth-grade queen bee named Montana Brooks. When Ava tries to befriend her, her efforts backfire. Montana and her friends get Ava in so much trouble that she’s almost expelled. They also play a nasty prank on her that ends in major embarrassment. To make matters worse, her best friend refuses to stick up for her, and the headmistress hates her guts.
Between mega mean girls, an annoying dorm mate, and adjusting to living away from home, Ava has her work cut out for her. Will she make it to her sophomore year, or will she be eaten alive by the mean girls of Everdale?Grab your copy today!

345 pages, Paperback

Published August 13, 2019

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Tiffany Nicole Smith

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Tiffany Nicole Smith is an educator who enjoys writing young adult and middle grade fiction. Many great books are on the way so stay posted!

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I think it was a really good book but it had a few grammatical errors. Either with punctuation or different mistakes. It was really amazing with great plot. The story is very interesting and pulls you in as a reader.
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