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The boy problem : (notes and predictions of Tabitha Reddy)

Kinard, Kami. (Author).

Twelve-year-old Tabitha believes in signs and predictions, and, inspired by her best friend Kara, she is looking for the signs that will point her to the right boyfriend--and predict a successful conclusion to her quest.

Book  - 2014
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  • ISBN: 0545575869
  • ISBN: 9780545575867
  • Physical Description 256 pages : illustrations
  • Publisher New York : Scholastic Press, [2014]

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The Boy Problem: Notes and Predictions of Tabitha Reddy
The Boy Problem: Notes and Predictions of Tabitha Reddy
by Kinard, Kami
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The Boy Problem: Notes and Predictions of Tabitha Reddy

From THE BOY PREDICTION: Most people don't think it's possible to predict the future. I'm one of the exceptions. I believe in signs--little clues that hint at things that might happen someday. You just have to be open to seeing them. My BFF, Kara McAllister, doesn't think like I do. She's what you'd call a cynic. I mean, a sign can be right in front of her face, pointing her down the road to future events, but she'd rather figure out a way to explain why it isn't a sign at all than go ahead and believe that it is one. Earlier tonight a VERY OBVIOUS sign landed right under my nose. Literally. I know that it means something FANTASTIC is going to happen to me this year! But did Kara interpret it the way I did? Well . . . I'm not exactly sure. We'd gone to Triple Slice Pizza with Kara's boyfriend, Chip, to celebrate the last Friday before the start of the new school year. Kara and Chip sat on one side of the booth. I sat on the other. Alone. So even though they PROMISED that I wasn't one, I pretty much felt like a third wheel before we even placed our order. You don't have to be a math genius (and trust me, I'm not) to figure out these two equations: 2 + 1 = Third Wheel 3 - 1 = Date DUH! "You're NOT a third wheel," said Kara, who was holding hands with Chip under the table. "Yes, I am," I said. "And it looks like I'm going to be one forever. I'll never find the right guy!" Anyway, I was about to put the pizza down on the table when Kara looked over my shoulder and said, "Hey, an absolutely adorable guy just walked in who totally looks like a third wheel! Let's invite him to sit with you!" I looked over my shoulder. I shouldn't have. Excerpted from The Boy Prediction: Notes and Observations of Tabitha Reddy by Kami Kinard All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.