Jordan J and the Truth About Jordan J: The Kids Under the Stairs Indigenous "—School Library Journal

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Jordan J and the Truth About Jordan J: The Kids Under the Stairs Indigenous "—School Library JournalThis laugh out loud, honest novel in verse from award winning author K. A. Holt tells the story of Jordan Jan opinionated middle schooler trying to find his place at school, at home, and even on the dance floor. Jordan J has a lot to say. Most peopleincluding his parents, his teacher, the kids under the stairs, and even his own selfdon't understand why he says all the things he says. It's probably the reason he's managed to earn a personal grudge from