Not much, just chillin
Subtitle: the hidden lives of middle schoolers
By: Linda Perlstein
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Published: 2003
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
ISBN-13: 9780374208820
Subjects: Middle school students; Psychology; Adolescent psychology; Teenagers
Description: An education reporter for the Washington Post examines the middle school years, exploring issues of anxiety, conformity, and rebellion common to this age group.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [257]-260) and index.
Table of contents: title: prologue: at least they can't shove me in; title: autumn: i can't believe the day's almost over; title: everyone else thinks it's a stupid plane crash; title: any girl will obsess over at least 1 guy in their life; title: stop! don't touch! get out!; title: i'm scary enough as it is; title: there's always next quarter; title: it's not you it's me; title: winter: i can't make her do anything; title: i barely ever have a chance to make fun of anyone; title: but what does this actually have to do with real life?; title: purple, is that close enough?; title: i don't care about the snack pass; title: not much just chillin'; title: it's the jackie show!; title: i'm not that curious anymore; title: i love you more than words can say; title: sometimes i wanna say stuff, but i don't wanna say stuff; title: another survivor of the woods; title: spring: she started humping me! and i was like :-O; title: now you have the persentage of your love; title: she's lost to us; title: this is the most i ever typed in one day!; title: why do people always take sex as a play thing?; title: there's nothing to be scared of in middle school; title: epilogue: you get good at something and then you move on.