read, write, design, create
let’s give it a whirl
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don’t cry over spilled milk
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you really dodged a bullet
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a chip off the old block
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keep your eyes peeled
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a match made in heaven
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come rain or shine
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I’m having second thoughts
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Everyone seems to love a mean girl. They’re clever, confident, and know how to stay in the spotlight… at everyone else’s expense. But, if they’re really that bad, why do they continue to reign their fictional universes?
Today I’m highlighting a few reasons why the Mean Girl keeps showing up in our favorite books.
Continue reading “Mean Girls and Why It Works” at ElzaKinde.com
like a bull in a China shop
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Elza Kinde 