Thursday, December 3, 2015

Stargirl

The title of this book is called “Stargirl”. Written by, Jerry Spinelli. He has written many other ‘Stargirl’ books, which makes this story a series! In high school, people will judge you and say many things to bring you down. But what makes life easier in high school, is if you just ignore the haters and be yourself. No one knows you as well as you know yourself and it isn't anyone's business to butt into your problems. Keep your circle small and be cautious of what you say! One little mistake can ruin your high school years!

This story is about a high schooler named Stargirl who has just recently transferred to a new school. The environment there is a huge difference! Stargirl is different from everyone else as well. The way Stargirl dressed was different from others, her actions, her personality, everything was different! As she goes on her way to her new school, people find her awfully strange. Everyone in the school, knew she was a new girl. They often talked about her as well as she walked in the halls past everyone. They would point out how weird she dressed and how weird she acted. It was a huge struggle for Stargirl when it came to making friends and trying to fit in! How would she survive high school? Leo, a student who goes to the same school, falls in love with her after a few weeks. He struggles with many things while being with her; especially the fact that she isn't normal like the rest of the students throughout the school. People are often talking about her. Then one day, Leo told Stargirl something that may change who and how she is in the future. Leo wanted her to be normal.

I enjoyed this book but there are many other books out there that I enjoyed more. I recommend this book though if you’re going through any type of bullying, or being known as someone “weird” and not “normal”. Maybe even being called “different”! If not, I still recommend this book. If you like realistic fiction books, I think this book would be a perfect fit for you! It involves friendship, a bit of bullying or making fun of, and relationships! If you're not interested in realistic fiction books or anything involving friendship and relationships, I recommend you not read this book.



Book Review by Alexus C.

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