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  • Little, Brown Young Readers US

Define 'Normal'

Jill Shalvis

7 Reviews

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USA, Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Adult & contemporary romance, General fiction (Children's / Teenage)

A thoughtful, wry story about two girls - a 'punk' and a 'priss' in peer counseling

Antonia is a 'nerd', and Jazz is a 'punk'. Antonia belongs to the maths club. Jazz hangs out at the tattoo parlour. Antonia's parents are divorced and her mother suffers from depression. Jazz is from a wealthy, traditional family. But when these two very different girls find themselves facing each other in a peer-counseling programme, they discover they have some surprising things in common.
Alternately funny and heart-wrenching, this is an absorbing read that will keep readers thinking and laughing.

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Praise for Define 'Normal'

  • 'The book's radiance comes from the lovable humanity of the nimbly nuanced characters' - KIRKUS REVIEWS 'This believable book is well written and readers will feel they know both Jazz and Antonia, and they will want to see them triumph over the frustrations in their lives' - SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL 'An enjoyable read that will also attract reluctant readers' - BOOKLIST

  • The book's radiance comes from the lovable humanity of the nimbly nuanced characters [KIRKUS REVIEWS]

  • This believable book is well written and readers will feel they know both Jazz and Antonia, and they will want to see them triumph over the frustrations in their lives [School LIBRARY JOURNAL]

  • An enjoyable read that will also attract reluctant readers [BOOKLIST]

  • An enjoyable read that will also attract reluctant readers - BOOKLIST

  • The book's radiance comes from the lovable humanity of the nimbly nuanced characters - KIRKUS REVIEWS

  • This believable book is well written and readers will feel they know both Jazz and Antonia, and they will want to see them triumph over the frustrations in their lives - School LIBRARY JOURNAL

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Jill Shalvis

Julie Anne Peters is the award-winning and bestselling author of books for teenagers that reflect alternative family situations

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