Robotics- Comic books, strips, etc.- Juvenile fiction. Fund raising- Comic books, strips, etc.- Juvenile fiction. High schools- Comic books, strips, etc.- Juvenile fiction. High school students- Comic books, strips, etc.- Juvenile fiction. Teenagers- Comic books, strips, etc.- Juvenile fiction. Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong - by Prudence Shen (Hardcover). Comic books, strips, etc.- United States. Dear Prudence isnt afraid to go the extra mile in its search for the much-needed corrective. High school students- Comic books, strips, etc. Subject headings Teenagers- Comic books, strips, etc. Running away from home on Thanksgiving? Nothing can possibly go wrong' - back cover. At stake is funding that will either cover a robotics competition or new cheerleading uniforms- but not both. Their unlikely friendship nearly bites the dust when Nate declares war on the cheerleaders and they retaliate by making Charlie their figurehead in the ugliest class election campaign the school has ever seen. Bulletin of the Center for Childrens Books, Volume 66, Number 10. Prudence Shen is a writer and caffeine addict who pays rent in New York even though she mostly lives in airports. Nate is the neurotic, scheming president of the robotics club. Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong by Prudence Shen (review). 'Charlie is the laid-back captain of the basketball team. Nothing can possibly go wrong / Prudence Shen & Faith Erin Hicks. This lightweight romp could be just the ticket for latecomers to comics and GNs.Request This Author Shen, Prudence. Moreover, scenes on the basketball court and at the Robot Rumble give Hicks’ action chops full play. Cartooning allows Shen and Hicks to have fun with Holly’s death stare and cadre of lockstep fembots, and with Charlie and Nate’s frequent shifts of enmity and rapprochement. There’s one more option, though: convince wealthy Holly to invest in the robotics team’s entry in the Robot Rumble in Atlanta, where the prize money should cover the road-trip expenses and fully fund each school group’s desires.

Charlie tries to lie low and let the electioneering swirl around him, but Nate’s out for blood, and as pranking and dirty tricks escalate, the administration forces a cessation of hostilities.

Charlie’s best friend, Nate, is the rival candidate and current president of the robotics club, a position he enjoys largely because of his tolerant parents and commodious basement. It’s therefore obvious that the way to control the money is to control the SC presidency, and Holly, the creepily domineering cheer captain, launches a campaign for her ex-boyfriend, Charlie, the basketball captain with crossover appeal to a large segment of the student body. The administration punts the funds-allocation dilemma to the student council. In this sitcom-like graphic novel, the cheerleaders at Hollow Ridge High are demanding new uniforms while the robotics team requires competition fees and support.

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