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Abstract: April-May is back, and this time she's brought friends! April-May is back for another year at Trinity College, and she still hasn't changed her socks. Sebastian, aka Edward, aka the boy with the lime-green eyes, is still drop-dead gorgeous and totally bad news. But then Fatty turns up. A giant of a boy who eats stew sandwiches and cries when no one's looking. And he's best friends with Sebastian. Awkward. Juggling the evil teacher Mrs. Ho as her new live-in mom, along with a new brother (the devious Sam Ho), and a house with half a roof, April-May's life is as much of a mess as the crummy extension Fluffy is building out back. Before she knows it, April-May is in an all-night dance-off and she's adopted a dog called Alistair. The less said about him the better. No wonder April-May's in counseling. It's a shame that she's the one giving all the guidance. 100 Days of April-May is the hilarious one-eyebrow-raised sequel to A Month with April-May as she finds love, loses a dog, and wins the World Cup.

Abstract: Move over Georgia Nicolson, April-May has just enrolled. "Life is not a bowl of cherries. Suck it up." April-May loves boys with green eyes, reading at the back of class, and wearing non-regulation socks. April-May hates stuck up rich kids and two-minute noodles. Life at her new school would have been fine if Mrs. Ho, the English teacher, hadn't decided that April May was a no-good, trouble-maker, bursary-kid. April-May decides that Mrs. Ho has to go. Then April-May meets the drop-dead gorgeous Sebastian, befriends the total suck up mouth-breather Melly, and things get a little more complicated. A Month with April-May is a one-eyebrow-raised account of a teenager's trials and tribulations as she navigates a new school, a new family situation, and a whole new way of life.