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Dylan Schoenfield's Geek Charming

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The lesson I learned after reading the book, Geek Charming, was that something that seems bad can turn out to be great. Dylan Schoenfield is a senior at an expensive, private high school. She comes from an affluent family, is the only child, and therefore, thinks the world revolves around her. She acts like a spoiled princess. But, three weeks till Fall Fling (the senior prom, in the fall) Dylan’s boyfriend, Asher, dumps her. Dylan doesn’t have a date for Fall Fling so she is devastated. This prom is a one time thing only for seniors, so going by yourself is pretty boring. Dylan decides to go with her good friends and ends up having a great time. Dylan was really sad because she wanted to win Fall Queen, and you had to have a boyfriend. Dylan

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