As of July of 2010 there is not, there is also no mention of a sequel on the authors website.
he is scotts best friend who moved away in the beginning of the book
Many readers enjoy Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie as a coming-of-age story that addresses themes of friendship, self-discovery, and navigating high school. The book has received positive reviews for its humor, relatable characters, and insightful look at the challenges of adolescence. If you enjoy young adult fiction with heart and humor, you may find this book engaging.
It doesn't mean anything. In the book "Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie" though, It means that Flux (which means "Change") rocks. He used a 'x' instead of the correct 'ck'. At the end of Chapter 11, it says "Flux sux" cause he didnt like change, but at the end of the book now he does.
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The book "Sleeping Freshman Never Lie" was written by David Lubar. It was first published in 2005 and is a young adult novel that follows the experiences of a high school freshman named Scott Hudson.
David Lubar has won various awards, including the Sid Fleischman Humor Award from the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators for his book "Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie" and multiple accolades from the American Library Association for his works in children's and young adult literature. Additionally, his books have been recognized on state reading lists and received praise from readers and reviewers alike.
The name of a book about how we have dreams when we are sleeping is entitled "Tell Me Your Dream" by Sidney Sheldon.
The sleeping ones are Sleepwalkers.
why? he should never do that but he does in the 2 book which ruined it for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i hate the second book!
the second book is called- The Ask and the Answer it has already come out and the third book has too. The third book is called- Monsters of Men
Because it's a book everyone would want to see like if the want a romantic book the can read sleeping beauty
The motto in Harry Potter is "Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus", translated in the book as "Never wake a sleeping dragon". So, it seems that "draco dormiens" by itself would mean "sleeping dragon".