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genre realistic fiction.(Lois lane fallout by gwenda bond can be found at the library)Lois lane moves a lot because her dad is in the army. So she is always switching schools and causing trouble. But when she moves to metropolis she tries not to cause trouble. But when she sees a girl geting bullied in a game and at school and the principle does not care she gets involved and brings attention to herself. So she starts asking lots of questions to principle butler while someone important is listening. Lois then gets something that could help her expose the bullies. She also gets the help of her friends Smallvilleguy , Maddy , and Devin.
"You are familiar with a group of students known as the Warheads, arent you?...I scribbled some nonsense into my notebook so it would look like I was writing that down." pg 114. Lois always writes key things in her notebooks.

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There is a conflict between principle Butler and Anavi about bullying

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Lois moves a lot and causes trouble but this time she is going to stay for sure and she is trying to not to be noticed.

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Lois Lane is starting a new life in Metropolis. An Army brat, Lois has lived all over-and seen all kinds of things. (Some of them defy explanation, like the near-disaster she witnessed in Kansas in the middle of one night.) But now her family is putting down roots in the big city, and Lois is determined to fit in. Stay quiet. Fly straight.

As soon as she steps into her new high school, though, she can see it won't be that easy. A group known as the Warheads is making life miserable for another girl at school. They're messing with her mind, somehow, via the high-tech immersive videogame they all play. Not cool. Armed with her wit and her new snazzy job as a reporter, Lois has her sights set on solving this mystery. But sometimes it's all a bit much. Thank goodness for her maybe-more-than-a friend, a guy she knows only by his screenname, SmallvilleGuy...

Lois Lane: Fallout is available now from Switch Press/Capstone.

"Lois Lane has always been one of my favorite characters in American literature. Who is this human, un-powered woman who so easily stands up beside the most iconic superhero of all time? Gwenda Bond's book asks, who was Lois as a teenager? The answer is a spirited, engrossing story that kept me flipping pages and rooting for stubborn, clever, fearless Lois Lane."

"Bond has written a Lois Lane for the internet age-giving her charm, toughness and a wit that's faster than a speeding bullet! There's enough mystery, high school drama, and just the perfect hint of superhero science fiction, that will leave readers wanting more. "

"Bond cleverly reimagines star reporter Lois Lane as a teenager today. Superman fans will delight in the nicely detailed ties to the man of steel, while enjoying Bond's focus on the fearless reporter. ... The dry wit of the narrative and the satisfyingly coy online romance between Lois Lane and Smallville Guy make each of those steps delightful."

-Booklist

"Lois is smart and gutsy. The plot is well paced; the reader is immediately pulled into the story and taken for an enjoyable ride. A bit of romance, plenty of adventure, and intrigue add up to a tale that will engage most teen readers. "

-Voya

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Lois Lane is starting a new life in Metropolis. An Army brat, Lois has lived all over-and seen all kinds of things. (Some of them defy explanation, like the near-disaster she witnessed in Kansas in the middle of one night.) But now her family is putting down roots in the big city, and Lois is ...