Scratch n’ Snitch
Scratch n’ Snitch by Evan Jacobs, published by Saddleback Educational Publishing on January 15, 2016, is a juvenile fiction book that explores themes of popularity, bullying, and the impact of social media. This edition spans 103 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Mia, a girl who embodies perfection and wields her social status to assert dominance over her peers. When an incident involving her phone leads to a series of retaliatory actions, Mia’s world is turned upside down by a viral post that threatens her social standing.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of adolescence and the consequences of cruelty among peers. As Mia navigates the challenges of being the “queen bee,” she confronts the harsh realities of her actions and the fickle nature of popularity. The book addresses social themes relevant to young adults, including the dynamics of bullying and the repercussions of revenge in a digital age. Scratch n’ Snitch offers an insightful look at the trials of growing up and the lessons learned when the tables are turned.
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Themes: popularity, bullying, mean girls, revenge, social media, cruelty
Cool girl Mia is perfection. And she knows it. She and her two besties rule the school. They declare what’s hot and what’s not. And the Scabs are definitely not. They are losers. One of the Scabs accidently cracks Mia’s phone. Mia loses her cool. She takes her popularity a step too far and uses her status to bully the girls who ruined her expensive phone. But being queen bee can change in an instant. And it does for Mia when a doctored Instagram post shows her making out with the school dweeb. Mia is floored at how fast she falls. Once the tables are turned, she learns how harsh she’s been.
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