Storky: How I Lost My Nickname and Won the Girl
D. L. Garfinkle
Mar 2007 · Sold by Penguin
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A heartwarming coming-of-age story that will leave you in stitches . . .
Hopes for High School:
1. Gina confesses she’s madly in love with me.
2. Dad teaches me to drive and buys me a Land Rover.
3. I’m the first freshman ever voted homecoming king.
Realistic Hopes for High School:
1. Gina doesn’t totally blow me off.
2. Dad lets me sit in the front seat of his car.
3. I don’t get thrown into a dumpster.
With its hilarious musings on life, love, and other disasters, the complete journal of Michael “Storky” Pomerantz’s freshman year of high school is a riotous journey into the mind of your average teenager. In no time, you’ll be rooting for Michael to lose the nickname and win the girl.
Hopes for High School:
1. Gina confesses she’s madly in love with me.
2. Dad teaches me to drive and buys me a Land Rover.
3. I’m the first freshman ever voted homecoming king.
Realistic Hopes for High School:
1. Gina doesn’t totally blow me off.
2. Dad lets me sit in the front seat of his car.
3. I don’t get thrown into a dumpster.
With its hilarious musings on life, love, and other disasters, the complete journal of Michael “Storky” Pomerantz’s freshman year of high school is a riotous journey into the mind of your average teenager. In no time, you’ll be rooting for Michael to lose the nickname and win the girl.
A heartwarming coming-of-age story that will leave you in stitches . . .
Hopes for High School:
1. Gina confesses she’s madly in love with me.
2. Dad teaches me to drive and buys me a Land Rover.
3. I’m the first freshman ever voted homecoming king.
Realistic Hopes for High School:
1. Gina d...
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D.L. Garfinkle lives in Southern California and works as a writer at a law firm. She loves giving writing workshops and talks at schools, libraries, and conferences for students, teachers, and writers.
D.L. Garfinkle lives in Southern California and works as a writer at a law firm. She loves giving writing workshops and talks at schools, libraries, and conferences for students, teachers, and writers.
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