Counting to D
Kate Scott
PD: 2.11.14 by Elliot Books
Book Summary:
The kids at Sam’s
school never knew if they should make fun of her for being too smart or
too dumb. That’s what it means to be dyslexic, smart, and illiterate.
Sam is sick of it. So when her mom gets a job in a faraway city, Sam
decides not to tell anyone about her little illiteracy problem. Without
her paradox of a reputation, she falls in with a new group of highly
competitive friends who call themselves the Brain Trust. When she meets
Nate, her charming valedictorian lab partner, she declares her new
reality perfect. But in order to keep it that way, she has to keep her
learning disability a secret. The books are stacked against her and so
are the lies. Sam’s got to get the grades, get the guy, and get it
straight—without being able to read
Thoughts:
I have read a lot of books about kids with disabilities. This is the second book I have found to be written about a teenager with dyslexia aside from the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan so I am interested in how it is written.
I haven't heard of this one, great pick!
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This looks great! I haven't had the opportunity to read a book like it, so I'll add it to my list. :)
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