"Samantha Goldstein and David Fischer have been friends ever since they met on their town's Little League baseball team. But when a new kid named Luke starts hanging out with them, what was a comfortable pair becomes an awkward trio. Luke's comments make Sammie feel uncomfortable and weird -- she just wants to be like one of the guys and doesn't get why Luke is in her space. But all David sees is how easily Luke f lirts with Sammie, and so he decides to finally make a move on the friend he's always had a crush on. Things go all wrong and too far, and Sammie and David are both left hurt, confused, and unsure of themselves, without anyone to talk to about what happened. As rumors start flying around the school, David must try to make things right (if he can), and Sammie must learn how to speak up about what's been done to her."--.
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call number/section: 1000
subjects: best friends, juvenile fiction, friendship, middle schools, schools, families, fiction, family life, girls, dating, children's audiobooks
Editions
Barnhart, Cathleen
"Told in two voices, middle-schoolers Sammie and David's long-term friendship is endangered when new student Luke begins flirting with Sammie just when David decides to confess his crush on her"--Provided by publisher.
Schools: 7
Barnhart, Cathleen
"Samantha Goldstein and David Fischer have been friends ever since they met on their town's Little League baseball team. But when a new kid named Luke starts hanging out with them, what was a comfortable pair becomes an awkward trio. Luke's comments make Sammie feel uncomfortable and weird -- she just wants to be like one of the guys and doesn't get why Luke is in her space. But all David sees is how easily Luke f lirts with Sammie, and so he decides to finally make a move on the friend he's always had a crush on. Things go all wrong and too far, and Sammie and David are both left hurt, confused, and unsure of themselves, without anyone to talk to about what happened. As rumors start flying around the school, David must try to make things right (if he can), and Sammie must learn how to speak up about what's been done to her."--.
Schools: 1