Middle School Just My Rotten Luck

Middle School Just My Rotten Luck is a funny, heartfelt tour through the chaotic yet hopeful world of middle school. This charming middle-grade novel follows a relatable student as they navigate friendships, routines, and the unpredictable days that come with growing up. For readers who love humor-rich stories about first friendships, awkward moments, and discovering who they are, this book offers warm, reassuring vibes and a dash of misadventure that will keep them turning the pages. Written in breezy, chapter-by-chapter style, Middle School Just My Rotten Luck invites readers to ride along with a lively narrator and a cast of school-day characters. The book centers on five rotten questions that spark curiosity and drive each chapter, turning ordinary days into a playful quest for answers. The pace is quick, the humor relatable, and the storytelling invites readers to see their own awkward moments as opportunities for growth and connection. From hallway exchanges to lunchroom antics and after-school plans, the world of school life is brought to life with warmth and wit. Within this kid-friendly voice, readers meet a memorable narrator, their friends, and the quirky details of classroom life. The five rotten questions become friendly signposts guiding readers through lessons about resilience, honesty, and finding humor in tough days. It’s a journey that captures the heart of growing up without spoiling the fun. Five rotten questions that drive the plot and spark curiosity Relatable middle school misadventures with humor and heart Short, lively chapters that pace the story perfectly for seamless reading Warm, kid-friendly narration and a memorable cast of characters Great for independent reading, classroom libraries, or family read-alouds After finishing Middle School Just My Rotten Luck, readers come away with a comforting reminder: it’s okay to be imperfect, laughter lightens the load, and curiosity can turn a rough day into a learning moment. This book helps young readers feel seen, understood, and ready to face the next school day with a little more confidence and a bigger smile.