Bad Girls

Bad Girls

by Aurora Yeo

237 pages· 2017· ISBN 9781680309232
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“I embraced the blatant fear of others. “I liked being the evil queen.” Finally, the “villain” gets to tell her version of the story. At first glance, Avery Chase seems to be the typical head cheerleader: she’s pretty, has an equally gorgeous boyfriend, and together, they have won the hearts of Crescent Grove High. Avery’s life starts to fall apart when she meets the goody-two-shoes Charlotte Brooke. But this isn’t your ordinary cheerleader vs. nerd story. When Charlotte steals Avery’s boyfriend, Avery sheds her perfect cheerleader act and goes full-on bad girl. Will Avery get her crown back? Or will Charlotte succeed in defeating their high school queen bee? Bad Girls will show you that there is more to every person than what meets the eye. Grab your copy now, and the next time you find another “villain” in another book, you might have to think twice.

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    How does Aurora Yeo use the classic "cheerleader vs. nerd" trope at the beginning of the novel to subvert our expectations as readers, and at what point did your perception of Avery start to shift?

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    Avery admits to liking the power of being perceived as the "evil queen" and embracing the fear of others. Why do you think young women, in particular, are often socialized to either fit the "good girl" mold or embrace the "villain" persona, with very little room in between?

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    Discuss the dynamic between Avery and Charlotte. How does the theft of Avery’s boyfriend act as a catalyst not just for high school drama, but for a deeper identity crisis for both characters?

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