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Finding Cassie Crazy by Jaclyn Moriarty

ISBN: 9780330418034
Release Date: 07 May 2004
Average rating: (read by 6 members)

Categories: Teenage romance

Cassie, Em and Lydia are best friends in Year 10 at Ashbury High. Ashbury students claim that all the kids at downtown Brookfield High are drug-dealers and psychopaths. Their English teacher, encouraging the Adventure of the Scary and the New and the Joy of the Envelope, starts a Pen-Pal Project. The hilarious letters between the girls and three unknown Brookfield boys lead to an escalation of the war between the schools, to secret romance, and to Cassie learning to face the dark fears that she hides from her friends. "Finding Cassie Crazy" is the brilliant sequel to Jaclyn Moriarty's bestselling debut novel, "Feeling Sorry for Celia". Told entirely in the form of letters, e-mails, diary entries, reports and notices on the school bulletin board, this fabulously feel-good story is both funny and scary, happy and sad, and full of the confusions of teenage existence. It is certain to gain this talented young author many thousands more devoted fans. '"Feeling Sorry for Celia" proved that this author was not only in touch with the preoccupations of the teenage mind but that she could write with enough humour and sensitivity to produce a believable and poignant story.
Her sequel proves equally persuasive' - "The Bookseller".

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	cutenerd Full Review
	Rated it 2 days ago

Mr Botherit has decided that his year 10 english class must participate in a pen-pal project with Brookfield high - a school with drug dealers, phycopaths and tattooed bunny killers! They dont know what dangers could lay ahead for them, but unexpected...

	Hiuu Full Review
	Rated it 3 months ago

This book is great! (:. It's very addicting & full of suspense and intrigue. The storyline is superb. Full of letters, diary entries and the lot, this book is for any teenagers who want something different than the usual.
I didn't think I would like...

	jennyxx
	Rated it 2 months ago

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