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How I Changed My Life by Todd Strasser · Booklabria

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How I Changed My Life

Children's fictionSchools

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

A knee injury has left football star Kyle Winthrop sitting on the sidelines of high school life. Bolita Vine has vowedto change her image. She loses weight and works on becoming more assertive. She even lands the job of stage managing the school play. When Kyle tries out for the play, he and Bo become friends. But when Bo tries to take the relationship one step further, she soon learns the difference between fantasy and reality.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Schools
Drama
High schools
Identity
Theater

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