Keep it Together, Keiko Carter
Keep it Together, Keiko Carter by Debbi Michiko Florence is a 320-page juvenile fiction novel published by Scholastic Incorporated in 2021. This story centers on seventh grader Keiko, who navigates the complexities of friendship and first crushes while facing the challenges that come with growing up. As she and her friends Audrey and Jenna prepare for Fall Ball, their dynamics shift, leading Keiko to confront difficult choices about loyalty and self-identity.
Readers will find a relatable exploration of social themes, particularly around friendship and dating relationships, as Keiko grapples with the pressures of adolescence. The narrative captures the essence of navigating friendships and personal desires, highlighting the struggles of maintaining connections while pursuing individual happiness. Set against the backdrop of contemporary American youth culture, this edition offers insights into the experiences of Asian American and Pacific Islander youth, making it a relevant read for those interested in diverse perspectives within juvenile fiction.
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Fans of Wendy Mass and Lisa Greenwald are sure to fall head-over-heels for this sweet story about first crushes, friendship drama, and finding the courage to stand up for yourself.
Seventh grade is supposed to be a game changer. And Keiko thinks she’s got it covered, especially with Audrey and Jenna by her side to shop for a new look, pick out a prime lunch spot, and even hit up that cute new bubble tea place after school. Her trio is ready to tackle life as they always have… together.But when Audrey decides they need boyfriends before Fall Ball, it looks like things may be changing in all the wrong ways. Jenna is sick of caving in to Audrey’s demands, and soon Keiko’s besties are barely talking, leaving her caught in the middle. While she’s been dreaming about triple dates, first kisses, and a boy she really shouldn’t have a crush on, the friendship she’s always thought was rock-solid is beginning to crumble.Keiko feels pulled in two directions. Should she try to help her friends — even if it means losing one of them — or follow her heart? When it comes to flirting, friendships, and fallouts, how is Keiko supposed to keep it all together?
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