Book details
The Prom Queen (Life at Kingston High)
Description
Megan Bernard would sell her soul to be prom queen. Okay, maybe not her soul. But her popular older sister Belinda was prom queen last year, and Megan is certain that the only thing that would make her truly happy would be to attain the same honor. Her mom thinks it would be pretty cool too. But when Megan decides she'll do whatever it takes to take home the crown, life gets decidedly complicated. Maybe "celebrity" isn't all it's cracked up to be after all.Teen favorite Melody Carlson is back for one more Kingston High saga, tackling what happens when we become obsessed with position, popularity, and the lure of celebrity.
Age
14-17
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
240 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Relatable Teen Experiences: 'The Prom Queen (Life at Kingston High)' by Melody Carlson offers readers a glimpse into the authentic struggles and triumphs of teenage life, making it a relatable read for young adults navigating similar experiences.
- Moral Lessons: The book provides valuable moral lessons on important topics such as self-esteem, peer pressure, and the importance of making good choices, which can be beneficial for personal growth and character development.
- Engaging Storytelling: Melody Carlson is known for her engaging storytelling style that captures the reader's attention from the first page. Her ability to create vivid characters and settings makes the story come alive and keeps readers invested in the plot.
- Positive Role Models: The characters in 'The Prom Queen' often display positive traits such as resilience, kindness, and integrity. Reading about such role models can inspire readers to emulate these qualities in their own lives.