Amazon comFor all those times you wished you knew what your high school crush was thinking, Joseph Weisberg's 10th Grade provides a generous--and hilarious--peek inside one boy's journal of a year marked by unrequited lust and awkward social maneuvers A sophomore at Hutch Falls High School in New Jersey, Jeremy Reskin trolls the halls and writes ождмч what he sees from his vantage point as a social nonentity Not much of a student, not much of a jock, and definitely not much of a ladies' man, Jeremy reveals his talent for expressing himself through writing (even though his every thought reads like a giant run-on sentence, complete with dyslexic spelling and sporadic punctuation) Jeremy's sophomore story is so achingly familiar that it's nearly impossible to put this book down Weisberg deftly captures a time that readers will feel nostalgic for--even while cringing--and he creates a very real cast of characters that any one of us could have known in class The complicated, often traumatic limbo between childhood and adulthood rings so true from the beginning to the end of this debut novel that you will want everyone you still talk to from high school to read it As for Jeremy, all we can hope is that things get easier by the time he graduates --Emily RussinBook DescriptionJeremiah Reskin has big plans for tenth grade—he wants to make some friends and he wants to take a girl’s shirt off It’s not going too well at first, but when he meets a group of semibohemian outcasts, things start to change Soon he’s negotiating his way through group back rubs and trying to find the courage to make a move on Renee Shopmaker, the hottest girl in school At the behest of his composition teacher, Jeremy’s also chronicling everything in his own novel—a disastrously ungrammatical but unflinching look at sophomore year From the Hardcover edition.  Редакторы:2003 г 272 стр ISBN 0812966627.