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Summary Of Sleeping Freshman Never Lae By David Lubar

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Throughout the whole book Sleeping Freshman Never LIe by David Lubar the main character changes his attitude about change. On page 264 it talks all about how Scott went to pick u Lee for the dance. This page is really just showing that Lee had become more mature throughout the book by showing that he didn 't care what people thought about him anymore. Another reason that Scott 's attitude changed during the book is that he learned to stand up for himself in certain situations. Towards the end of the book at the dance Vernon the football quarterback sees him dancing with his ex girlfriend and he gets really mad but Scott realizes that he can stand up for himself. On page 257 Scott sees his newborn brother for the first time. Since Scott

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