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In the latest installment of bestselling author Lisi Harrison's middle grade series, Girl Stuff, seventh grade besties decide to have their first kisses on the same night.
It's that time of the year-Poplar Middle School's annual two-week health and sex-education unit! And, well…it's awkward.
Fonda thought she was on the same page as her classmates, but after hearing their anonymous questions about kissing it appears Fonda is not only behind on getting her period-she's behind in everything!
Drew, on the other hand, wants her first kiss to be with her boyfriend. Just when the time seems right, something VERY unexpected happens…
Ruthie's just had a misunderstanding of epic proportions with a boy friend (not boyfriend). Will boy stuff always be this complicated?
Fonda thought it would be perfect if they had their first kisses on the same night. But maybe moments like that can't be planned?
Through the fun stuff, the girl stuff, and all the awkward stuff, these three friends will be by each other's sides.
About the author
Lisi Harrison worked at MTV Networks in New York City for twelve years before writing the #1 bestselling Clique series. That series has sold more than eight million copies and has been on the New York Times bestseller list for more than two hundred weeks, with ten titles hitting #1 and foreign rights sold in thirty-three countries. Alphas was a #1 New York Times bestseller, and Monster High was an instant bestseller. Her latest middle-grade series are The Pack and Girl Stuff. Lisi lives in Laguna Beach, California, where she is is working on follow-up novels for both and probably not watering her plants.
Summary
In the third installment of bestselling author Lisi Harrison’s middle grade series, Girl Stuff, seventh grade besties decide to have their first kisses on the same night.
It's that time of the year—Poplar Middle School’s annual two-week health and sex-education unit! And, well . . . it’s awkward.
Fonda thought she was on the same page as her classmates, but after hearing their anonymous questions about kissing it appears Fonda is not only behind on getting her period—she’s behind in everything!
Drew, on the other hand, wants her first kiss to be with her boyfriend. Just when the time seems right, something VERY unexpected happens . . .
Ruthie’s just had a misunderstanding of epic proportions with a boy friend (not boyfriend). Will boy stuff always be this complicated?
Fonda thought it would be perfect if they had their first kisses on the same night. But maybe moments like that can't be planned?
Through the fun stuff, the girl stuff, and all the awkward stuff, these three friends will be by each other's sides.
