Emily's Rebellion
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The “Not Just Proms & Parties” series of short novels for teen readers features dynamic, character-driven plots and positive messages for young women. Perfect for beach-reading, taking a break from homework, and if you have a reluctant teen reader in the house.
In the fifth installment of this popular series, we meet Emily. She has a mind of her own, a flair for defying her mother, and can’t resist getting a tattoo or dating Jeremy, a guy with a bad reputation – especially because she is forbidden to do both. When her grandmother asks her to house-sit, Emily jumps at the chance to throw a party, and makes sure to invite her new boyfriend's buddies. By the end of the night, her grandmother's jewelry is missing, and all fingers point to Jeremy.
Determined to clear his name, Emily starts digging to uncover the thief's identity, and in the process learns that her brooding boyfriend has more than his share of problems. Add to this the fact that Emily's parents are in the middle of a difficult separation, and that her brother has a gambling problem, and Emily realizes she needs to stop causing trouble and start helping the people around her.
Awards and Reviews:
“Patricia Penny does it again ... Emily’s Rebellion is a great addition to the series and perfect for anyone 18 and under!” – Teen Scene Magazine
“... can help girls make it through those years of hormones and painful learning experiences ... the NJPP series of short novels is aimed at reluctant readers and ESL students, but the books are suitable for any teenage girl with a busy schedule.” – ForeWord, Nov. 2008
“... an appealing and light read. Emily is an interesting character, one with whom I'm sure many teens will be able to relate. I'd definitely recommend this.” – teensreadtoo.com
“Emily feels like she has to hold her ground, even if it costs respect and trust from those who love her ... Patricia G. Penny takes a hard look at the pressure of growing up when your parents decide they need space but do not understand when you need it too.” – Children's Literature, 2008
Praise for the “Not Just Proms & Parties” Series:
“These slim paperbacks are sure to appeal to the junior soap opera teen and pre-teen girls ... looks at issues in a thought-provoking manner.” – Resource Links, Oct. 2007
“... great for the reluctant reader ... While other teen reads dwell on tragedy and darkness, Penny's take on everyday life is a nice bit of light fare.” – CM: Canadian Review of Materials, Dec. 2006
“There are many reasons to recommend the “NJPP” series to teens and especially to reluctant readers ... short and uncomplicated, but realistic and interesting at the same time ... A quick, easy read with a positive message.” – yabookscentral.com, Aug. 2006
“Seriously great titles you should check out ...” – Toronto Star, Sept. 2006 |
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