21 Proms (Thorndike Press Large Print Literacy Bridge Series)
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Author
- David Levithan
- John Green
- Libba Bray
- E. Lockhart
- Daniel Ehrenhaft
- Rachel Cohn
- Ned Vizzini
- Holly Black
- Melissa De La Cruz
- Sarah Mlynowski
- Elizabeth Craft
- Aimee Friedman
- Jodi Lynn Anderson
- Leslie Margolis
- Brent Hartinger
- Lisa Ann Sandell
- Will Leitch
- Adrienne Maria Vrettos
- Billy Merrell
- Daniel Ehrenhaft
- David Levithan
Contributions
- David Levithan (Editor) - Contributor
- Daniel Ehrenhaft (Editor) - Contributor
Publication
2007-10-03 - Thorndike Pr
Language
English
Word Count
98,750 words, Guess
Page Count
395 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- ISBN-100786298669
- ISBN-139780786298662
- LibraryThing4446643
- Goodreads7096283
- Library of Congress Control Number2007025953
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number154677233
- Open LibraryOL9365491M
Classifications
- LCCPZ5 .A128 2007
Description
Sometimes the night of your dreams can be a total nightmare. The prom. It's supposed to be one of the best nights of your life. Or, at least, you're supposed to have a good time. But what if you'd rather be going with your best friend's date than your own? What if a sinister underground society of students has spiked the punch? What if your date turns out to be more of a frog than a prince? Or what if he's (literally) an ape? There are ways you can fight it. You can protest the silliness of the regular prom by hosting a backwards prom - also known as a morp. You can throw a prom for fat girls. You can stay at home to watch old teen movies and get your cute neighbor and his cuter brother to join you. You can dance to your own music. Here, 21 of the funniest, most imaginative writers today create their own kind of prom stories. Some are triumphs. Some are disasters. But each one is a night you'll never forget.
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