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The Twice-Lived Summer of Bluebell Jones by Susie Day (author) (UK edition)

The Twice-Lived Summer of Bluebell Jones

Suitable for 10 - 16 years

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On her thirteenth birthday, Blue makes a desperate wish. To be transformed into a cool, confident teenager. Enter Red, appearing from nowhere like a wacky fairy godmother. She’s only visible to Blue – in fact, she IS Blue, but a year older. With Red by her side to guide her, Blue can avoid all the gruesome embarrassments! But her future self causes a heap of crazy trouble – and there are dark secrets she’s not telling….

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407120843

Date published

August 2nd, 2012

Lexile measure

690L

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 4.4; Middle years; 6.0 points

Other details

  • 192 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Susie Day

Susie Day grew up in Penarth, Wales, with a lisp and a really unfortunate first name.

Her many careers have included guiding tourists, professional nappy-changing, teaching small people how many beans make five and taller people how to interrogate the beans from a post-structuralist perspective, and herding boarding school students – but she always wanted to be a writer. She firmly believes in the dictum “write what you know”, which is why this book is about cake, watching telly, and helpless romantic flailitude.

Susie lives in Oxford, and is probably drinking a cup of tea right now (she usually has one around this time of day).

Her first novel, BIG WOO!, was published in 2008: “I honestly don’t think I’ve ever laughed so hard while reading … very highly recommended” Chicklish.

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  1. Blossom-1
    on 19 January 2018

    This book is amazing! But the ending is so sad…

    5out of 5

  2. Book-Club-Review-Team
    on 21 August 2012

    I really enjoyed the book and thought it was mind-blowing and incredible. I love the thought of the two people as the same person; same looks, but opposite personalities. I liked Bluebell and I liked her other version, Red, and I think they are really cool. The sad part for me was when on her 13th birthday, Blue wished that she became a cool, confident teenager in the future; however the wish took an unexpected twist. My favourite part is when Blue meets Merlin for the last time before she goes back as it’s a really special moment.

    Safa, aged 12