Short summary:
Frost and his friends Deedee, Wolf and Bench are a tribe. A herd. Them against the wolves.
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The wolves being the middle school bullies, peers and strangers.
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Their pack has reached a sense of normality and comfort, when suddenly, cell phones are banned at Branton Middle School.
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Therefore, they must think of an innovative plan to communicate with each other.
Sticky notes!
And before you know it, their lockers become a sort of mailbox for each other’s notes and ideas.
But something weird happens.
Everyone else adopts this too. Sort of like a trend. And the school is now full of post-it-notes.
Amidst all of this chaos, Rose, a new girl, chooses to sit with the group. Bench slowly moves to the athlete group.
Will everything ever be the same?
Recommendation:
This book is a perfect representation of middle school daily life, with all its ups and downs. It realistically shows what a teenager feels and thinks throughout the day, it a relaxed way. A great read!
About the author:
John David Anderson is a popular American author of middle-school fiction. He had written many books including: “Posted” and “Sidekicked”.
A quote to think about:
Words – so innocent and powerless as they are, as standing in a dictionary, how potent for good and evil they become in the hands of one who knows how to combine them (Nathanial Hawthorne)