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Fabricio Feliciano fabricioar0675 — The South, Faulkner, disappointed, disconnected people trying to make their way in lives shaken horribly by a new dawn in race relations

Diseño Web disenozaragoza — Poor Lois Waller. Every time she turns up in a SV book, her history changes, and she is always guaranteed a tough time if it's one of the SVT books. It's business as usual with Bruce picking on Lois by announcing the contents of her lunch tray to the cafeteria, 'helpfully' suggesting that she doesn't need everything on her tray on any given day, and generally being a bully. It's acknowledged that the whole school knows he's being a jerk but no one really does anything because he's Bruce Patman. Jessica even goes so far as to say Lois asks for the abuse because she's fat and she should just loose weight if she wants to fit in. Elizabeth doesn't smack her [it's the 80's/early 90's:] but she does tell her twin she's being incredibly stupid. Ned Wakefield will later tell Jessica that 'beauty is as beauty does' but Alice will soften that particular blow by completely blowing the meaning in translating for poor confused [and just insulted:] Jessica. Back to Lois. She wants to win a new bike and figures she can get enough sponsors in the bike-a-thon that she has a good chance of winning, if she can finish the race or at least come close. Unfortunately, she accidentally humiliates Bruce at lunch [seriously, she doesn't even get to enjoy that moment:] and he decides to really make her pay. So he convinces his parents to donate $600 to the school if he finishes the race. Only when he claims to have beaten Lois [who didn't finish the race, but did come awfully close:], Elizabeth isn't so sure he's telling the truth. If Jessica dropped out at mile four and arrived at Lila's just before Bruce, how could he have time to biked the whole race, even with his fantastic bike? So... Liz investigates. There's an additional bet thrown in, some Johnny Buck fan-girl moments, but mostly the book is pretty good. Right up until Lois is dieting and more accepted, not simply because she bested Bruce and stood up for herself, but because she's well on her way to becoming a more socially acceptable size. Not exactly a great way to end it, guys. Especially when you know that doesn't happen.