Freshman Year, 91-92. Megan B. March

When we graduate the eighth grade and get ready to start our freshman year of high school, our parents don't sit us down and warn us about what we're in for. The classes are harder, the relationships are more real. Sex is a possibility. Drugs and alcohol are definite guests at the party and your strongest relationships aren't truly what they seem by the end of the year. For unworldly Mia Adams, she's about to find out what real life lessons are, what it really means to be in high school and more importantly, to become a young adult.