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Publisher: Delacore Press, an imprint of Random House Children's Books, 2004
Material: hard cover
Summary: This book describes how the main character,a fifteen-year-old girl deals with pressures that include jealousy, betrayal, and being embarrassed by family and friends. This is the first of a trilogy about life as a teenager.
Type of Reading: anytime reading
Recommended Age: read together: 12 and up; read yourself: 13 and up
Little Kid Reaction: This book is good for younger teenagers to read. Many people go through the changes and heartbreaks experienced by the main character in this book. It has many real-life experiences within it and keeps you wanting to read more and more.
Big Kid Reaction: none offered
Pros: Teenagers can relate to the story and events that befall the protagonist.
Cons: None.
Borrow or Buy: Borrow. You can't live a person's life more than once and not get bored.
Educational Themes: This is a story that teens will find engaging and humorous.
Literary Categories: Fiction - young adult, fantasy, series book
Date(s) Reviewed: December 2004, June 2006
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