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    The Oddball Chronicles Vol. 2: The Oddball Chronicles, #2
    The Oddball Chronicles: The Oddball Chronicles, #1
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    The Oddball Chronicles Series

    By Michael "CerealSensei" Williams and Michael CerealSensei Williams

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    About this series

    Omar Odd transferred to Ridgewood High School as a quiet and unassuming loner among his peers. Now that he has a found a crew of social misfit friends who embrace him, he must deal with the issues that come with stepping out of his personal bubble and interacting with the world at large. Relationship woes, family friction, unspoken secrets boiling to the surface, questionable decisions, and unhealthy doses of physical altercations are just some of the challenges he's facing in this drama called high school. For Omar, the path of growth and maturity is paved with potholes and unexpected detour signs—but he will attempt to navigate through and face each problem in all of his awkward glory—hoping that his present decisions don't further complicate his future.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Williams
    Release dateNov 25, 2018
    The Oddball Chronicles Vol. 2: The Oddball Chronicles, #2
    The Oddball Chronicles: The Oddball Chronicles, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      The Oddball Chronicles: The Oddball Chronicles, #1
      The Oddball Chronicles: The Oddball Chronicles, #1

      The Oddball Chronicles: The Oddball Chronicles, #1

      Michael "CerealSensei" Williams
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      Omar Odd is the kid who sits quietly in the back of the classroom with his headphones on. He is the kid who is always picked last for every team he tries to be apart of. He is the kid who's just searching for a little bit of peace and quiet, in a world full of chaotic noise. Omar Odd is a new transfer high school student to the town of Ridgewood. He prefers to live the life of an outsider, but even outsiders find an in crowd. As Omar grows into young adulthood he finds that his life is a series of trial and error. More often than not, he finds himself on the error side of things. With wittiness, luck, questionable judgment, and the help of new found friends, Omar attempts to navigate the road of life while avoiding oncoming traffic. These are his victories, his defeats, but most importantly, his truths. These are, The Oddball Chronicles

      Omar Odd is the kid who sits quietly in the back of the classroom with his headphones on. He is the kid who is always picked last for every team he tries to be apart of. He is the kid who's just searching for a little bit of peace and quiet, in a world full of chaotic noise. Omar Odd is a new transfer high school student to the town of Ridgewood. He prefers to live the life of an outsider, but even outsiders find an in crowd. As Omar grows into young adulthood he finds that his life is a series of trial and error. More often than not, he finds himself on the error side of things. With wittiness, luck, questionable judgment, and the help of new found friends, Omar attempts to navigate the road of life while avoiding oncoming traffic. These are his victories, his defeats, but most importantly, his truths. These are, The Oddball Chronicles

    • 2

      The Oddball Chronicles Vol. 2: The Oddball Chronicles, #2
      The Oddball Chronicles Vol. 2: The Oddball Chronicles, #2

      The Oddball Chronicles Vol. 2: The Oddball Chronicles, #2

      Michael CerealSensei Williams
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      Omar Odd transferred to Ridgewood High School as a quiet and unassuming loner among his peers. Now that he has a found a crew of social misfit friends who embrace him, he must deal with the issues that come with stepping out of his personal bubble and interacting with the world at large. Relationship woes, family friction, unspoken secrets boiling to the surface, questionable decisions, and unhealthy doses of physical altercations are just some of the challenges he's facing in this drama called high school. For Omar, the path of growth and maturity is paved with potholes and unexpected detour signs—but he will attempt to navigate through and face each problem in all of his awkward glory—hoping that his present decisions don't further complicate his future.

      Omar Odd transferred to Ridgewood High School as a quiet and unassuming loner among his peers. Now that he has a found a crew of social misfit friends who embrace him, he must deal with the issues that come with stepping out of his personal bubble and interacting with the world at large. Relationship woes, family friction, unspoken secrets boiling to the surface, questionable decisions, and unhealthy doses of physical altercations are just some of the challenges he's facing in this drama called high school. For Omar, the path of growth and maturity is paved with potholes and unexpected detour signs—but he will attempt to navigate through and face each problem in all of his awkward glory—hoping that his present decisions don't further complicate his future.

    Author

    Michael "CerealSensei" Williams

    My name is Michael "Cerealsensei" Williams. I was born in Austin, Texas but I've spent most of my life living inconspicuously in the state of Maryland. I am a writer, podcast host, mixed martial arts enthusiast, lover of hip hop, and part time video gamer. Also, as you can tell by my name, I'm very passionate about cereal. As a writer I'm looking to create diverse content that hopefully at least one other person in the world will find interesting. My goal is to add a bit of substance into the world in my own weird little way. So, If you're reading this I hope you'll stick around. I might just do something that you'll like.

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