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Schlichenmeyer, Terri. "'Drama High: Keep It Movin"." New Pittsburgh Courier. Echo Media, Inc. 2009. HighBeam Research. 9 Apr. 2016 <https://www.highbeam.com>.
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'Drama High: Keep It Movin"
Cover To Cover
Ever since you were old enough to know, it's been your one dream: wheels.
Four of'em and freedom.
If you had your own car, there'd be no more taking the bus. No more sweating a walk across town, no more begging a ride or the embarrassment of calling your parents. If you had your own wheels, life would be sweet.
Sixteen-year-old Jayd Jackson thought that, too, until her father handed her keys to a hoopty she didn't want. But in the new book "Drama High: Keep It Movin'" by L. Divine, those old wheels may be the least of her worries.
It's Christmas break and, as usual, Jayd Jackson is up to her braids in drama' Her man, Rah, is trippin' because Jayd is spending time with her White ex-boyfriend, Jeremy. …
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