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    Dirty Jersey

    By PHILLIP THOMAS DUCK

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    From zero to heroWhat's cool at Eric Posey's high school? A player's swagger, a baller's style, and game enough to catch every girl. Unfortunately, Eric is seriously uncool––unlike his popular sister, Kenya, who sings like an angel. But forget the choir; Kenya wants the fabulous life––bad boys and fly girls.A chance encounter with Fiasco, one of the hottest rappers around, gives Eric entr e into the world of the "Dirty Jersey" crew, where he's introduced to everyone and everything. Suddenly, Eric is cool and has access to anything he's ever wanted. Never mind that Fiasco isn't exactly a good guy––so what? But so what has a price. And Fiasco has just named it: Kenya.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateSep 1, 2013
    ISBN9781488734175
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    Dirty Jersey
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    PHILLIP THOMAS DUCK

    Phillip Thomas Duck is the author of several traditionally published adult and young adult novels. EXCUSE ME, MISS(Romantic Suspense) and ONE QUICK KISS(Sexy Short Stories) are his first two independently published e-books. His third, MODESTY, was released February 2011 and his latest crime thriller, Distracted in April 2011. He resides in New Jersey with his wife and daughters.

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      This is really intense and funny. It talks about the ups and downs of high school. I think that many people can relate to the main character, because in the story, he constantly felt like he's being pressured to do something. He also has some one who he looks up to, and that's his older sister, who is popular and has many friends. The main character felt like everything was against him, and that he'll never be popular no matter what he did. This is one of the most common things happening in high school, people are stereotyping you based on your color, and you try to become popular so that everyone like you. This book can help you realize that you are original, everyone is different, and that no one should be treated a certain way because of racism and stereotyping.