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 Gimme A Kiss - Christopher Pike
 Gimme A Kiss - Christopher Pike ... person who stole her diary. It could be her best friend Alice, or her boyfriend Kirk, who seems to be revelling in the fame the diary story has brought him. But whoever it is, things can never be the same again.Newest Review: ... one day, somehow, her diary ended up at school. A diary with her most recent and gossip-worthy entry. An entry that everyone, ... more ... including her teachers, would end up reading.
Who brought her diary to school? Who photocopied that shocking last entry and posted it around the school? And more importantly, who is going to pay?
+ "...this Romeo, so innocent..." +
Reading this book made me slightly uncomfortable... feeling the burning sensation of humiliation, the paranoia and uncertainty, and the feeling of complete and utter betrayl. What allowed me to continue reading it though, was how Jane was reacting to the situation. Myself...more |
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Gimme A Kiss - Christopher Pike: Revenge is sweet, but the ending ain't (1320 words)
by - written on 25/07/07 (Very useful, 154 readings)
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+ "In violent sleep, I dreamed of you..." + I'm sure I've said this before, and I have no shame in saying it again - a book that opens with a teenager speaking with the police, sets off the wee alarms bells in your head and pulls out the flashing stop signs - WHOA! Some serious s...tuff's been going down here. Which of course means there will be stories to be told. Which, in turn, means... flashback mode! What the dilly-o has been goin' on here?! Alice Palmer is a little nervous. Quite an introverted girl, it's not a surprise she's uncomfortable in the police interview room - regardless of the handsome young detective they have ... Read the complete review
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