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Worse Than Weird

Jody J. Little
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Pages
272
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
HarperCollins

About

Readers who love Leslie Connor and Ann M. Martin will adore this story of a citywide scavenger hunt and a girl who learns that family—and weirdness—is relative.

Summer Coding Camp

Incoming 7th graders only

Eight-week session begins June 28

This is it, my summer plan.

Hoping to ditch two months of chicken coops, kale, and her parents’ antiscreen rules, Mac MacLeod sets out to win a citywide food cart scavenger hunt and the money she needs for the summer coding camp of her dreams.

But Mac discovers more than just clues during her cross-city sprint—like how her weird parents might not be the worst thing compared to the circumstances of those around her.

With the same humor and hope of her debut novel, Mostly the Honest Truth, Jody J. Little gives readers another spunky, unforgettable character to root for.

Related Subjects

  • Drugs, Alcohol, Substance Abuse
  • Social Themes
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Poverty & Homelessness
  • General
  • LGBTQ+
  • Parents
  • Family
  • Depression & Mental Illness

Extended Details

  • ATOSGrade Level 4.3
  • Interest LevelsMG

Artists

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