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Skylar and the K-Pop Principal
2025
First Published
3.27
Average Rating
210
Number of Pages

K-pop fandom and Freaky Friday collide in a hilarious body-swap story that celebrates the fans who drive one of the biggest musical sensations in the world. Skylar is convinced that life for her as an eleven-year-old is way harder than for any adult, including her cranky principal, Ms. Callus. The only good part about being eleven is being a massive K-pop fan, even if her parents do ban her from all things AZ8, the best K-pop boy band in the world. When a freak accident causes Skylar and Ms. Callus to switch bodies, Skylar finds herself trying to convince the world of AZ8’s supremacy, going viral in a K-pop dance video, and somehow running her school, all while stuck in a seventy-one-year-old’s body. And then she gets the chance to meet AZ8 in real life. With the help of her bestie, Dana, and her own wits and passion, Skylar must decide whether her K-pop dream come true is worth risking being stuck as an old lady forever. A feel-good tale singing with laugh-out-loud moments, Skylar and the K-Pop Principal is a joyful and uplifting story of friendship, fandom, and chasing your dreams.

Avg Rating
3.27
Number of Ratings
11
5 STARS
9%
4 STARS
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3 STARS
27%
2 STARS
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Author

Luan Goldie
Luan Goldie
Author · 5 books

Luan Goldie is a Glasgow born author and primary school teacher who grew up in East London. Her debut novel Nightingale Point was longlisted for the 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction and the Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Prize. It was also a BBC Radio 2 Jo Whiley Book Club Pick. Her short stories have appeared in Hello! magazine, Sunday Express, Candis, Resist: Stories of Uprising and The Good Journal. She is also the winner of the Costa Short Story Award. Her second novel Homecoming was released by HarperCollins in 2020.

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