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Katt's Guide To Surviving Middle School
Katt’s Guide to Surviving Middle School. By: Faith Anderson
Hi my name is Katt James and middle school is my kingdom. My boyfriend is my king well sort of more like a crush who I am about 75% sure likes me back! My best friend, Bella is always here for me no matter how mad I make her day to day.
School is good I’m very smart I have all A’s wow me I guess. Eli (my crush) and I had the most awkward conversation ever about our favorite singer, Bella thankfully came and saved me from Eli so finally I said “I think that he likes me”. Bella said “Your sadly mistaken so sorry he likes Bree Maccabee not ya!” “Sorry I had to tell you that but I did so please don’t be mad at me your my best friend and my sister from another mister!”
Oh did I mention she’s my stepsister now she is at least last she was my best friend not my big sister honestly has that ever happened to you? No that doesn’t happen ever for a reason! Our favorite quote is “I smile because you’re my sister I laugh because you can’t do a thing about it!” and “we laugh we cry …show more content…
I’ll never forgive Mia for what she did to me she drew me as a dog and never forgive her never mind she just apologized I forgave her instantly. She’s a little goofball honestly but Mia is my best friend since kindergarten and I’ll never forget what she said to the teacher that day “Ms. Baily Katelynn wrote on my boo sneakys” and so our teacher yelled at me for no clear reason I was 4 and 1/2 funny right. Ms. DeLozier (my favorite teacher) she gives very little homework and we sing and dance and type stories and poems and she’s always happy yay school with her but then it’s Ms. Easley’s class science and social studies so much fun! I love school as I’ve said I have all A’s so I
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