The Dictionary of High School B.S.: From Acne to Varsity, All the Funny, Lame, and Annoying Aspects of High School Life
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (704 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0979017394 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 120 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-16 |
| Language | : | English |
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Dictionary Of High School B.S. Patrick L. Schmitz This book is funny, helpful and totally legit!I am a teenage girl currently in high school and so many of the deffinitions in this book are totally spot on. Whether it is explaining Myspace or what exactly a keg is, this book is great. It does not take itself too seriously and much of the book is hillarious, but at the same time it answers some of those questions you were too embarrassed to ask anyone. I would suggest this book to both people in high school and those freshly entering it. It would be great for birthday gift idea.Sasha Schmitz. "Dictionary of High School B.S." according to Susanne. This book is not only hilarious, but also extremely helpful! It defines the funny, embarrassing and even serious parts of high school. Some words included are; labels, SAT, jerks, college aps, breakup and music. These words are defined in a way which many high school books lack---humor. I recommend this book to any teen who has a sense of humor!. Courtesy of Teens Read Too Gold Star Award Winner!Starting high school is both a thrilling and stressful experience. Everything is new, and you may feel lost. Let me suggest a way to make this transition a whole lot easier: pick up a copy of THE DICTIONARY OF HIGHSCHOOL B.S.!I've never been able to resist a book that is both highly informative and outrageously hilarious, and this one definitely is both. As the title suggests, it's an A-Z dictionary of terms that everyone entering (or attempting to survive) high school needs to know.The absolute best thing about each entry is that it includes multiple definitions - the tried and true, boring-as-dirt
a sound of liberation when it identifies the end of class, but a sound of dread when it identifies the beginning (specifically if one is running late to class, or not en route at all).best friend (n)1. a person one may never speak to again if he. an ominous threat, indicating your butt will be kicked at that time (as in "See you after school").alcohol (n)1. See also IB classes.assembly (n)1. the selling of all kinds of crap in order to subsidize a school activity or group, such as a class trip or the cheerleading squad.2. asking parents to ask/force their friends and coworkers to fork over some money or, if they can’t be bothered to do that, just write a check themselves for that whole box of candy and eat
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