the accidental cheerleader by mimi mccoy

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The second Candy Apple title, Laura Dower's The Boy Next Door (ISBN 978-9-5), is due out simultaneously. Despite such contrivances, the tale convincingly conveys the social pressures of middle school, and the price and precariousness of popularity, offering a cheer-worthy blend of fluff and substance. The plot takes a melodramatic turn when Sophie is suddenly shunned by her old and new friends after she dances with a star football player on whom Kylie has long had a crush and whom the head cheerleader dated the previous year ( for three weeks”). Attending practices without Kylie, Sophie initially feels like an outsider amidst the confident, popular and mostly petty other cheerleaders, but gradually gets sucked into their superficial social sphere. Mimi McCoy is the author of the Candy Apple books The Accidental Cheerleader, The Babysitting Wars, and Star-Crossed.

Rather predictably, gymnast Sophie makes the squad, but klutzy (if gutsy) Kylie is instead offered the position of team mascot a costumed mule. About the Author Mimi McCoy est lauteure de La guerre des gardiennes et Elle vole la vedette dans la collection Rose Bonbon. Sophie reluctantly agrees to be Kylie's partner at tryouts for their middle school cheerleading team.

1 1991 by Mimi McCoy (Author) 18 ratings See all formats and editions Library binding from 12. The debut novel in the Candy Apple series introduces two very different 12-year-old best friends: introverted, quick-to-blush Sophie and outgoing, impulsive Kylie. Mimi McCoy The Accidental Cheerleader Paperback Jan.

The accidental cheerleader by mimi mccoy