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Well, a total transition has occurred in Mishna's life in a good way of course. For once in her life the blame has been put on her little sister Anora instead of her. Not to mention her father found a new girlfriend who's extremely nice and has a son who's not very social but more into technology. His girlfriend also doesn't give too much attention to Anora like every body else. Lastly, she invited them to go skiing.

When Misha's father decides to make her run a longer race,she decides to make a plan to ruin it. By the time the race was about to start, she planned on falling so she wouldn't have to run and her father would feel sorry for ever putting her in he situation, but instead she had to continue to keep running and when she thought her father would be extremely angry, he was super proud of her which made her feel special.

As Mishna gets more comfortable in her school, she finds that scary movies that Dominique shows her gets her a good reputation at school. The kids find it interesting that she watched scary movies because their parents never allow it. While at the same time Dominique gets more comfortable in the family and reveals the fact that she hated kids Mishna finds more interest in her friends but not in her neighborhood.

As Mishna gets more comfortable in her school, she finds that scary movies that Dominique shows her gets her a good reputation at school. The kids find it interesting that she watched scary movies because their parents never allow it. While at the same time Dominique gets more comfortable in the family and reveals the fact that she hated kids Mishna finds more interest in her friends but not in her neighborhood.

As soon as Mishna became popular in her neighborhood,she has to change schools for a better education. The problem is she doesn't fit in. Not to mention her neighborhood friends began to find her strange from acting like the kids at her new school. She then does so much to just get any type of attention. She lies about having stuff the rich kids have, and eat paste in class so the whole class would have eyes on her.

By reading 23, I already have an idea of how goofy this book is. The author really has a great sense of humor. Not to mention her unusual childhood of being teased and trying to cough up the guts and stand up like her father taught her. The only problem is she knows to stand up for herself, but she just can't do it. The style of this book is a hip type of vibe. I like this book of comedy through the author's view.