Book details
Girl, Going on 17: Pants on Fire (Girl, 15 Series)
Description
It's never fun when a great summer comes to an end.Particularly when one argues with ones adorable, but grossly insensitive, boyfriend the night before school starts. Its such a terrible fight, Jess doesnt knoware they broken up? Should she apologize? Too bad Jess is spending all her time in detention and cant talk to Fred to figure it out. A sadistic new English teacher has decided Jess needs an attitude adjustment, and Jess cant seem to stop making terrible mistakes. When she ends up pantless in her own backyard, Jess is left to ask herself: Where did she go wrong? And what can be done to make it up to Fred and salvage this horrible, horrible year?From the Hardcover edition.
Age
12-15
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
224 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Relatable Teenage Experiences: The book offers a humorous and authentic portrayal of teenage life, dealing with common issues such as self-discovery, friendship, and the complexities of high school relationships. Readers who are navigating their own teenage years may find comfort and understanding in the protagonist's journey.
- Engaging Writing Style: Sue Limb's writing is known for its wit and charm, making the reading experience enjoyable and entertaining. Her ability to capture the voice of a teenage girl is particularly compelling, ensuring that readers will be engaged from the first page to the last.
- Character Development: As the protagonist Jess Jordan navigates her way through the trials and tribulations of being 17, readers get to witness significant character growth and development. This can be inspiring for readers, especially those who are also in the process of figuring out who they are and who they want to be.
- Series Continuity: For fans of the 'Girl, 15 Series,' 'Girl, Going on 17: Pants on Fire' offers a continuation of Jess Jordan's story, allowing readers to reconnect with familiar characters and see how their stories unfold. This sense of continuity can be satisfying for those who have become invested in the characters' lives.