Books with title Confessions of a Quack

[Library Edition Audiobook CD in sturdy Vinyl case.] [Read by Caitlin Davies] [*Young Adult Fiction] Who wants to move during high school? Certainly not Hailey Harper, whose father has a new job in Los Angeles. Leaving New York is daunting enough, but it's especially bad for Hailey, who's always felt invisible at school. She's pretty, she has friends, she likes art -- but she isn't in the popular crowd. As Hailey is packing for the move, she finds a journal belonging to her older sister, who's away at college. The journal is called ''How to Be a Hater.'' Has Hailey found the Bible of coolness? Quite possibly. Armed with the journal and her sister's hand-me-down skinny jeans and ballet flats, Hailey takes on a whole new persona for her first week at West Hollywood High, and she is quickly noticed by Skyler and her crew, the most popular girls at school. It doesn't take long for Skyler to decide Hailey is an asset to the group, and it doesn't take Hailey long to realize this group of girls is mean, mean, mean. She quickly sheds her hater persona and makes new friends, girls who are deemed unacceptable by Skyler. Soon Hailey and her group are plotting to dethrone Skyler and give her a taste of her own medicine. With the help of the journal and their own creativity, Hailey and her friends grow stronger. Skyler's ex even falls for Hailey. But what she doesn't bargain for is how good being a hater feels. Skyler deserves it, doesn't she?

Who wants to move during high school? Certainly not Hailey Harper, whose father has a new job in Los Angeles. Leaving New York is daunting enough, but it's especially bad for Hailey, who's always felt invisible at school. She's pretty, has friends, and likes art, but she isn't popular. As Hailey is packing, she finds a journal belonging to her older sister, who's away at college. The journal is called "How to Be a Hater." Has Hailey found the Bible of coolness? Armed with the journal and her sister's shoes and skinny jeans, Hailey takes on a whole new persona for her first week at West Hollywood High and is quickly noticed by Skyler and her crew, the most popular girls at school. It doesn't take long for Skyler to decide Hailey is an asset, and it doesn't take Hailey long to realize this group of girls is mean. She quickly sheds her hater persona and makes new friends, girls deemed unacceptable by Skyler. Soon Hailey and her group are plotting to dethrone Skyler and give her a taste of her own medicine. And she deserves it, right?

Who wants to move during high school? Certainly not Hailey Harper, whose father has a new job in Los Angeles. Leaving New York is daunting enough, but it's especially bad for Hailey, who's always felt invisible at school. She's pretty, she has friends, she likes art - but she isn't in the popular crowd. As Hailey is packing for the move, she finds a journal belonging to her older sister, who's away at college. The journal is called, "How to Be a Hater". Has Hailey found the Bible of coolness? Quite possibly. Armed with the journal and her sister's hand-me-down skinny jeans and ballet flats, Hailey takes on a whole new persona for her first week at West Hollywood High, and she is quickly noticed by Skyler and her crew, the most popular girls at school. It doesn't take long for Skyler to decide Hailey is an asset to the group, and it doesn't take Hailey long to realize this group of girls is mean, mean, mean. She quickly sheds her hater persona and makes new friends, girls who are deemed unacceptable by Skyler. Soon Hailey and her group are plotting to dethrone Skyler and give her a taste of her own medicine. With the help of the journal and their own creativity, Hailey and her friends grow stronger. Skyler's ex even falls for Hailey. But what she doesn't bargain for is how good being a hater feels. Skyler deserves it, doesn't she?

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Soniah & Micajah were both rescued as children by a hybrid she-wolf and her pack in the early 1600’s. They were taken to the magical underground kingdom of Tryphenia where they grew into more than just friends. They are considered to be warriors of light and very gifted with their magic powers. They have lived an ideal and beautiful life until a fierce enemy from the past, a witch who’s bloodline runs deep, threatens not only their very existence, but also that of Tryphenia and its people. As secrets are revealed to both in the Book of Shadows, a journey begins not only for the search of a bloodline lost, but also to save Tryphenia form being turned into a dystopian world. The entire fate of Tryphenia and its people rests in their hands. Will they chose the light and save Tryphenia in time, or will they be drawn to the darkness which beckons them. Time is of the essence.