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6th grade was child's play. 7th grade was a taste of what was to come. But 8th grade, was the year that changed everything. That includes me, my "friends," and the Middle School Chronicle Series. It was one of the most memorable, educating, and heartbreaking years of my life. A school year I will never forget! A story that you may not want to remember. I bring you the trilogy in the Middle School Chronicle Series, 8th Grade Middle School Chronicles, the true story of my 8th grade year!
In Middle School: Friends are separated... Hearts get crushed... And the noises never end... Balancing Essynce Couture (my business) and school work, huh...Middle School... When you're in school you do a lot more than learn Math, Science, and things in that such... You learn some secrets that are just too juicy to hold... But can your "friends" manage to keep your secrets too? Also, can your teachers handle the class? Introducing the true story of MY 6th grade year!!! Xoxo, Essynce
Vlad has to keep his vampire urges under control while dealing with the pressures of middle school. Thirteen-year-old Vladimir Tod really hates junior high. Bullies harass him, the principal is dogging him, and the girl he likes prefers his best friend. Oh, and Vlad has a secret: His mother was human, but his father was a vampire. With no idea of the extent of his powers, Vlad struggles daily with his blood cravings and his enlarged fangs. When a substitute teacher begins to question him a little too closely, Vlad worries that his cover is about to be blown. But then he faces a much bigger problem: He’s being hunted by a vampire killer. Watch a QuickTime trailer for this book.
Marvin begins his first day of eighth grade feeling like a loser -- fat and depressed. After all, he wasn’t the smartest kid there ever was, and even his school – Monty Middle – tried to hide him, with 11 other “nobodies,” in Room 122 in the back of the school in a special “Drop Out Prevention” D.O.P. class. But then “miracles” begin to happen the day Mr. Martin, a charismatic African-American writer turned teacher, walks into his class. He’s a teacher like no other, who helps Marvin, along with pals Markus, Quinesha, Roberto, Luis, Danielle, and others from the culturally-diverse class believe in themselves, and together they create miracles. Do you believe in miracles? You will, after reading Miracle at Monty Middle School. Perfect for middle and high school classrooms: “My students and I really enjoyed Miracle at Monty Middle School. It is an inspiring book taking a bunch of kids who think they are nobodies and turning them into kids who believed in themselves.” Sheila Berry, Middle School Language Arts Teacher, West Palm Beach, Florida “This is what we live and relate to every day, Mon. through Fri. The book takes you through the reality of being a middle school teacher. Unless you’ve been there, you wouldn’t really know what goes on behind closed doors. It’s a great book. I think students would enjoy reading this book instead of the textbooks we have now.” Anna Sterling, Middle School Language Arts Teacher, West Palm Beach, Florida Book available in Spanish
"Echoes of Greatness: The Malcolm Middle Chronicles" is a vibrant and profound narrative that captures the essence of middle school life within the heart of a bustling, diverse community. Through the eyes of Angela, Jamal, and their classmates, readers are invited into the halls of Malcolm Middle School, where each day is a tapestry woven from threads of hope, struggle, and camaraderie. Set against the backdrop of an inner-city landscape, the chronicles offer a rich portrayal of African-American culture, history, and the unyielding spirit of youth. Angela, a beacon of resilience and determination, navigates the challenges of adolescence with the wisdom of her cultural legacy. Jamal, with his effortless charm and basketball in tow, reveals the complexities of growing up where every choice can tip the scales of one’s future. From the silent tension of unresolved conflicts to the exuberant echoes of student achievements, Malcolm Middle is a universe unto itself, a microcosm of the greater community it serves. Each chapter delves into the lives of students and educators alike, presenting a series of interconnected stories that celebrate the power of education, the strength found in unity, and the profound impact of understanding and empathy. With its inclusion of a Reading Skills Focus Section, the book is not only a compelling read but also an educational tool designed to enhance reading and writing proficiency among middle school students. The book is enriched by a collection of DALL-E-generated images that bring the characters and their world to life, adding a unique dimension that captures the imagination of its readers. "Echoes of Greatness" is more than just a story; it's a journey through the trials and triumphs that shape the leaders of tomorrow. It is a poignant reminder that within every student lies the potential for greatness, and within every challenge, an opportunity for growth. This book is an essential read for students, educators, and parents alike, offering a reflective mirror into the world of middle school and the indomitable spirit that resides within its walls.
B.G.P., Tha' Berch', Weed Gardens..." All nicknames representing a neighborhood - Berchwin Gardens Projects! Berchwin was a Garden because of the talented budding youth housed in the neighborhood. Hundreds of bright young children ran in courtyards, on playgrounds and in hallways of a Garden. That Garden budded youth that blossomed into adults affected by the ills of the projects. Some say it is hard to have a Garden in the Projects because there is rarely even one rose that grows from concrete. There are a few success stories of those who escaped from B.G.P.'s, finding success and never returning, but those stories are not told for inspiration but rather disgust. One thing about those housed in this Project Garden, unity was essential. Poverty had a vise grip on those of Berchwin but close inter - family bonds gave Berchwin a sense of community pride. Even with the common ills of the projects; dysfunctional families, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, disease and poverty Tha' Berch was home to a special budding star. A star that was destined to represent the Garden... This young rose of "Weed Gardens" was destined because those before him of the same lineage and genes struggled. That struggle was passed down through painful family issues that created a youngster focused on not being like "them." Meet that youngster... Meet that star... Meet that rose amongst weeds.... See life through his eyes... Tobe Carberry and Samont Washington Present; The Sonny Chronicles, Volume One: First Things Learned Are Hardest to Forget.
Kevin tells all about life in middle school. Through his eyes and those of his friends he explores the life and times of an "almost" 13 year old. With wry humor and real stories about real people Kevin has written a book for parents and kids.
It's bad enough being the new kid, but as a freshman, Jimmy finds school less enjoyable than many of his classmates. Standing 5'5" and weighing 187 pounds, he's subjected to a daily barrage of taunts and torments. His only sources of comfort are his family, his youth group, and his favorite foods. When his English teacher assigns a journal as a writing project, Jimmy chronicles not only his struggles but also his aspirations - to lose weight and win the girl of his dreams. Inspired by a true story and told in first-person journal entries, The Fat Boy Chronicles brings to life the pain and isolation felt by many overweight teenagers as they try to find their way in a world obsessed with outward beauty.