A Prom to Remember

Description

Cora: Dating Perfect Boyfriend Jamie. Has NO IDEA how to break up with him... Paisley: Anti-prom. Somehow nominated her anxiety-ridden best friend for prom king... Henry: Hates social situations. Invited to prom by the most popular girl in school. SEND HELP! Otis: Half of one of the cutest couples in his class. Not quite ready for a post-prom hotel room... Lizzie: Shy. Excited to go to prom. With a boy. Whose name she doesn't know. Cameron: Loner. Over high school. Just wants to meet the mysterious girl who's been leaving him notes... Jacinta: Unnamed Nerd Girl #3. Determined to become the star of her own life, starting with prom... A Prom to Remember, from Sandy Hall (author of A Little Something Different), is a funny and cinematic look at the biggest dance of every high schooler's life.

Sandy Hall is the author of A Little Something Different, Signs Point to Yes and Been Here All Along. She is a teen librarian from New Jersey, where she was born and raised, and has a BA in communication and a master of library and information science from Rutgers University. When she isn't writing or teen librarian-ing, she enjoy sreading, marathoning TV shows, and taking long scrolls through Tumblr.

Told from the perspectives of a diverse group of seniors, this romance explores first love, break-ups, promposals, and the anxiety and anticipation of an after-prom hotel room stay. Hall adeptly balances seven different voices without using stereotypical teen tropes. ... Twists and turns and the intertwining of stories will keep readers engaged. Highly recommended for all teen collections. -- School Library Journal Praise for Sandy Hall: "The multi-person perspectives make for a clever hook. Romance with a twist." --Booklist on A Little Something Different It's sweet. It's adorable. It's full of emotions. It's one of the best romances I've ever read, and I'll be reading this one again multiple times. --Here's to Happy Endings on Been Here All Along "Fun and original, [Signs Point to Yes] has an authentic teen voice with plenty of charm." --School Library Journal on Signs Point to Yes