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Meg Cabot
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Publisher | MacMillan | ||
ISBN | 9780330442015 | ||
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Jayne
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Synopsis
It wasn't just the power failure the night Jean Honeychurch was born that earned her the nickname Jinx: misfortune seems to follow her wherever she goes. Which is why she's been shipped off to New York to stay with relatives - including her sophisticated cousin Tory - until the trouble she's caused back in her small hometown dies down. Tory couldn't care less about Jinx - until Jinx's chronic bad luck starts wreaking havoc in Tory's perfect world. Only then does Jinx learn that beneath Tory's big-city glamour lies a world of hatred and revenge. And now Jean's jinx could be the only thing that can save her life.
Review
Meg Cabot's book Jinx is how many a teenager feel as they grow up that they are Jinxed, or rather nothing ever goes right for me! But poor Jean called Jinx by her family really feels she is a Jinx until she moves to live with her cousin's family in New York City. That's where the story starts and that is where the fun begins, but hey I don't need to tell you more because you need to read it for yourself.
This is a really brilliant book for all those teenagers that don't want to be misread, or miss understood, why do I say that, because Jinx just doesn't know the power she has in her own fingertips.
The story is really well written and the lanquage is cool as you teenages out there would say. I enjoyed the read and as usual this is a book with a message. Don't believe everything your told until you know the truth!!
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