Ebook {Epub PDF} Hot Girl by Dream Jordan

Dream Jordan is a native of Brooklyn, New York. She graduated magna cum laude from New York University with a bachelor of arts in creative writing. In her spare time, she visits schools to give talks promoting self-awareness and the value of education. She is the author of Hot Girl and Bad Boy. She flashes a copy of HOT GIRL, by Dream Jordan in my face. She explains that HOT GIRL is the story of Kate, an urban teenage girl, who starts messing up in school, at home and with boys because she starts following a girl who only values boys and "bling" (money). Hot Girl ebook By Dream Jordan. Read a Sample. Sign up to save your library. With an OverDrive account, you can save your favorite libraries for at-a-glance information about availability. Find out more about OverDrive accounts. Save Not today. Format. ebook. Author. Dream Jordan. Publisher. St. Martin's Publishing Group.

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If you grew up in or on the periphery of "the hood" and came from a poor or working class family, you can relate to Kate aka Diamond, the protagonist of HOT GIRL by Dream Jordan. And if you didn't, you'll still relate to the insecurities and conflicts Kate faces, much like those of any red-blooded American teenage girl. Jordanian brides are the women of a dream of many men. They are sensual and family-oriented. There are many women in Jordan, who have dark or black hair. As a rule, the eyes are big and dark also. Basically, Jordanian brides are slim. Most females there are still connected to religion. Therefore, women wear a headscarf, especially in the south. “Dream Jordan's Hot Girl is a fantastic first novel the content reflects the struggles and choices facing a young girl wanting to belong with her peers and also within a family. My students have showered accolades on Hot Girl.” ―Amy Cheney for School Library Journal.