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emmejo, April 12, 2010 (view all comments by emmejo)
Antonia is a straight A student, wears knee length skirts and keeps her hair neatly cut. She is also practically raising her little brothers, because her mother is too depressed to even get out of bed.

Jazz has purple hair she keeps as wild as possible, plenty of tattoos, doesn't care if the teachers hate her, and hangs out with a gang of other punks. Her family has a huge estate, with maids and servants to take care of their every need.

Is either girl "normal"? That is the question readers must examine as they read this book. The characters are realistic and witty. The writing is simple enough for middle school students, but interesting enough for even an older teen to keep enjoying. The dialogue is very snappy and will make you grin.

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Product Details

ISBN:

9780316734899

Author:

Peters, Julie Anne

Publisher:

Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

Location:

Boston

Subject:

Friendship

Subject:

Social Situations - Friendship

Subject:

Parent and child

Subject:

Family problems

Subject:

Peer counseling

Subject:

Social Issues - Friendship

Subject:

Social Issues - General

Subject:

Family

Subject:

Children s Young Adult-Social Issue Fiction-General

Subject:

Children s Young Adult-Social Issue Fiction

Copyright:

2003

Edition Number:

1st paperback ed.

Series Volume:

v. 1

Publication Date:

20030531

Binding:

TRADE PAPER

Language:

English

Pages:

208

Dimensions:

8.22x5.58x.55 in. .43 lbs.

Age Level:

12-17