Jenny Green’s Killer Junior Year August 13, 2008
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Jenny Green’s Killer Junior Year – Amy Belasen & Jacob Osborn
Junior year can be killer – Jenny Green should know.
Jenny’s your typical spoiled brat with a revenge craving streak. In keeping with her character, she convinces her parents to let her leave Long Island for Molson Academy, a boarding school in Montreal. Through a series of
rather unfortunate incidences, Jenny begins building a case against the male gender in general.
rather unfortunate incidences, Jenny begins building a case against the male gender in general.While losing herself, Jenny discovers her inner killer. Guys, this is one femme fatale that you do not want to mess with.
Deviously funny in parts and shockingly serious in others, the dark humour in Jenny Green’s Killer Junior Year is not for the faint of heart. The killer duo of Amy Belasen and Jacob Osborn has cranked out quite a murderous book – in the literal sense. More so than you know.
Funny enough for stress relief, but deep enough for readers to emphasize with, Jenny Green’s Killer Junior Year will leave you questioning yourself. Just remember, not everything is as it seems. That girl-next-door over there? You could be her next victim.
One thing’s for sure though; Jenny Green has had a Killer Junior Year.
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