Homeroom Diaries(Pb)

Homeroom Diaries follows Margaret 'Cuckoo' Clarke as she channels creativity into a diary that becomes her Happiness Project. This YA diary-fiction blends humor, heart, and a dash of magic, inviting readers ages 13 and up who love witty voice, relatable high school chaos, and stories about staying true to yourself. Written as candid diary entries—complete with doodles, sharp observations, and inner dialogues with favorite literary characters—the tale unfolds at a warm, page-turning pace. In this diary-structured tale, Homeroom Diaries invites you into a world where humor meets heart and creativity becomes a lifeline. What makes the experience special is the voice: funny, tender, and fearless in facing life’s challenges. Cuckoo navigates the highs and lows of high school—the haters, the terror teachers, and the pressure to fit in—while rallying a quirky crew known as the Freakshow to spread kindness and bridge rifts between rival cliques. Rich with illustrations and thoughtful moments, the book blends storytelling with gentle lessons about resilience, empathy, and self-expression. Diary-style storytelling that blends humor, heartbreak, and hope Illustrations and doodles sprinkled throughout Characters and setting centered on high school life and the Freakshow The Happiness Project as a framework for growth and positivity Themes of resilience, friendship, self-expression, and mental health awareness Accessible, engaging pace that appeals to teens and reluctant readers After finishing Homeroom Diaries, readers feel seen, inspired to express themselves, and encouraged to reach out to others with kindness. It leaves a lasting sense of hope and agency—the belief that a smile, a doodle, and a little courage can brighten a whole day and help us face life’s challenges together.