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Geek Charming Summary: Blossom Queen

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Geek Charming Summary Dylan Shoenfield, Woodland Academy’s most popular girl is running for the spot as Blossom Queen in Woodlands formal dance. Dylan is looking for an excellent campaign that will help her achieve her goal to becoming Blossom Queen. Josh Rosen, Woodland Academy’s film club president and “geek” of the school is looking for an award winning documentary topic for a Film Competition. The only problem is Josh cannot come up with a topic that will win him first place in the Film Competition. When the unlikely two meet in an incident as lunch they soon begin to work together to create a hard hitting expose on popularity. Helping Dylan campaign for Blossom Queen and Josh enter into the Film Competition. At first the two do not

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