The three were best friends until the new girl changed all the rules.

Tara literally runs from the problems in her life: an absent father and a cheating boyfriend. Until finally there is someone to run to: the alluring new girl, Riley.

To Whitney Blaire, Riley is an evil munchkin tramp: she's after Tara's boyfriend, she's brainwashing Tara, she's changing everything.  It shouldn't be too hard to prove it; after all, no one messes with Whitney Blaire.

Then there's Pinkie the worrier. She can't stand her friends arguing; it's not right for Whitney Blaire to dislike Riley, but it's also not right for Tara to like Riley the way she does.

Written in three distinctive voices, Of All the Stupid Things goes through the lives, loves, and lies of three teenage friends.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alexandra Diaz is a Cuban-American spending her time between Santa Fe and the rest of the world. As a result of being homeschooled for most of high school, she’s fascinated by teenage school life and the drama that occurs in those quarters. One of the reasons she writes is to experience life in someone else’s shoes. She is a “jenny of all trade” having worked as a nanny, teacher, film extra, tour guide, and dairy goat judge (seriously) among several other jobs. In addition to traversing the world, she enjoys hiking, swing dancing, and the prospect of flying.

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