
The same enemies she made over the summer are there to haunt her, but she and another new girl stick together…and even seem to find a place among the in-crowd. When the school year begins, Zoey’s terrified to go without Louisa-who’s out with a nasty flu. And when they all end up at church camp together, it’s not just a matter of whether or not Zoey can fit in…it becomes a firsthand lesson in what it really means to “love your enemy.” Louisa’s ex-BFF, however, doesn’t seem too happy to welcome Zoey to the neighborhood. Maybe, just maybe, Louisa won’t mind that Zoey’s always been a bit of a misfit.

Things start to look up, though, when she reconnects with Louisa, the girl from across the street.

Zoey’s pretty sure her life is over when her wannaba-rockstar mother uproots her from from their home in Seattle and deposits her in Nowheresville, Oregon to live with her whackadoodle grandparents.

Book: Zoey: Meet the Misfits & Zoey: Odd Girl Out
