Middle school isn’t just a phase — it’s a mess of moments that change you, whether you’re ready or not. 6–8: A Middle School Memoir is a raw and unapologetic dive into the chaotic reality of Grades 6 through 8, a time when everything felt confusing, hilarious, and way more intense than it probably should have.
This memoir doesn’t hold back. From shocking betrayals to cafeteria showdowns, broken friendships, and group projects that tested everyone’s patience, it captures the real-life experiences behind the smiles and report cards. Every hallway argument, every silent stare after a fight, every inside joke that slowly faded — it’s all here, just the way it happened.
Along the way, there were unforgettable soccer matches, petty drama that exploded out of nowhere, classmates who surprised you, and moments that hurt more than you’d admit. But this book isn’t just a collection of school stories — it’s about growing up in the middle of it all, trying to figure out who you are while everything around you keeps shifting.
Whether you're in middle school now, long past it, or trying to make sense of those strange years, this memoir will hit home. It's funny, frustrating, emotional, and brutally real — because that’s exactly what middle school was.
Read it. Feel it. And if you’ve survived middle school, maybe you’ll finally understand just how much those years meant.
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Shourya Pushkraj Fadnis
Shourya Fadnis is a Grade 9 student who wrote this book based of his Canadian Middle School experiences. Shourya Fadnis is a Indian born student who completed his elementary and middle in a foreign schooling environment. He had moved to Canada when he was only 8 years old and proceeded to make great, unforgettable memories along the way. Shourya Fadnis' book "6 to 8: A Middle School Memoir" is a testemony to these middle school experiences where he had studied with students from different nationalities and backrounds. Shourya moved to India for his high school studies, and is sharing all his memories in this book.
