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Summary Of The Book 'Best Ass In The Freshman's Class'

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SLIDE 8 Someone in Hannah’s class made a “Who’s hot, who’s not” list where guys put girls’ names under “categories”. Alex put Hannah under “Best Ass in the Freshman Class” and Jessica under “Worst Ass in the Freshman Class”, even though he was dating her. This opens Hannah up to physical violence, even more rumours, and some unwanted sexual advances. SLIDE 9 Alex, Jessica and Hannah used to go to the Monet’s to hang out, until Jessica and Alex started dating, leaving Hannah alone. After Jessica read the “Who’s hot, who’s not” list, she asked Hannah to meet her in Monet’s. They started arguing and Jessica ended up slapping Hannah, putting their friendship to a definite end. Jessica was jealous, because Alex broke up with her after the list. Even …show more content…

Courtney invited Hannah to go with her because Courtney knew that Hannah was mad at being ignored by her, and that she was hurt. And that was not good for Courtney’s flawless reputation. Courtney thought that if they went to the party together, Hannah would stop “hating” her. The night of the party, a few minutes after they arrived, Courtney told Hannah that she was going to say hello to her friends and that Hannah shouldn’t go home without her, because Hannah was her ride. And so, Hannah knew that Courtney was using her. SLIDE 13 Marcus asked Hannah on a date and when she accepted, he told her to meet him at the Rosie’s Diner after school. When she got there, he wasn’t there yet, so she waited. Half an hour later, he showed up with his friends. Everything was going fine, until Marcus started touching Hannah and when she told him to stop, he told her not to worry and put his hand on her thigh and slit it all the way up. She then threw him to the floor. And as he got up, he told her that she was a tease, loud enough for everyone to hear, and left. SLIDE 14 After Marcus left, Zach sat with Hannah and tried to cheer her up. But Hannah ignored him, so he

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