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Carroll, Stacy Lynn – The Year I Was Almost Prom Queen

September 4, 2024 · In: 18th

No one ever notices Emma, and that’s just the way she likes it. So when she gets nominated as Prom Queen, she thinks it must be someone’s idea of a sick joke. But it all becomes real when she needs to find a date for the dance. After an embarrassing ad is placed online, several boys prom-pose to her and Emma is faced with the new dilemma of choosing between them. There’s hilarious and charming Ethan, the senior class president; Austin, her sweet and shy friend since childhood; and Jaron, the popular baseball star.

As the competition to win her heart heats up, things only get more complicated. Everyone has an opinion on who Emma should take to the dance, forcing her center stage at school, at home, and online. Jealousy rages through the other nominees at Emma’s newfound popularity, and they try to sabotage her at every turn. But through new and unexpected friendships Emma decides to take control of her own destiny…with a little help from you.

Available on Amazon.

By: WhitneyWeb · In: 18th · Tagged: YA Gen

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