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5 BEST BOOKS TO READ INSTEAD OF GOING TO THE PROM...
Prom Schmom.
You spend all your money on a dress you will wear only once,
give yourself a serious inferiority complex figuring out who
to ask and will probably get grounded for coming home after
your curfew. In the end, while you may have a few cute pictures
of your friends, you may also have to deal with some nasty guy
asking you to dance or the indignity of seeing your date traipse
off with someone else.
Face it: The prom is no fun.
Think you will like it because you love to dance? I hate to be
a downer, but the deejay is going to reek and your teachers will
be there. Dancing. These are people who should never ever attempt
to dance and yet there they will be, center of the floor, electric
sliding to "Don't Think I'm Not."
Did I mention the food will not be meant for human consumption?
And forget it if you are vegetarian: you'll probably be able to
eat the bread and that's it.
Is a few hours in some badly decorated gym or tacky hall worth
the toll it takes on your wallet and your sanity?
No, I say.
Stay home instead, give yourself a facial and eat nachos with
extra sour cream. You'll have a much better evening then your
poor best friend who gets suspended for doing donuts on the
principal's lawn.
My gift to you:
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THE PROM QUEEN
by R. L. Stine
Archway
ISBN: 0671724851 |
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HOW I CREATED MY PERFECT PROM
DATE
by Todd Strasser
Aladdin Paperbacks
ISBN: 0689820747 |
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TALES FROM THE PROM
by Elissa Stein and Daniel Mailiard
Griffin Trade Paperback
ISBN: 0312187645 |
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PROM DATE
by Diane Hoh
Point
ISBN: 0590544292 |
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Want a book that will really dissuade you from going?
The mother of all high school horror books: |
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CARRIE
by Stephen King
Pocket Books
ISBN: 0671039725 |
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| Don't say I didn't warn you. |
--- Compiled by Serena Burns
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