Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #213531 in Books
• Published on: 2004-05-07
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 371 pages

Synopsis
Cassie is in Year 10 at Ashbury High. Ashbury students claim that the kids at Brookfield High are drug-dealers and psychopaths. Their teacher starts a pen-pal project which leads to an escalation of the war between the two schools, to secret romance and to Cassie learning to face her fears.

Customer Reviews

gr8 fun
i loved this book i love the way all the girls and lads hav so strong personalitys. i loved the skl board! the trile was a fab idear it was such a good book if u not goin to read it then sham on u! u need ur head look @ lol :P

Not as good as Feeling Sorry For Celia
I didn't find this as good as 'Feeling Sorry For Celia'. It is about some students writing letters to each other, but is Cassie's pen pal really the person she thinks they are?

Funny, entertaining and warm
If you have read 'Feeling Sorry for Celia' and loved it, then no doubt you'll love this too. If you haven't, buy them both now. I know the book is aimed at girls around their early to mid teens, but it's hard not to like this book no matter who you are. The plot is well planned, the characters are likeable (well, the main ones are, at least) and the dialogue is at times hilarious, and often sad.
Three girls in year ten are among those in their English class who are being made to become pen pals with kids from the local 'rough' school. At first they are apprehensive about it, but soon find themselves friends with the boys they are writing to. Cassie, however, doesn't get it easy like her two friends. I won't tell you what happens because that would spoil the plot, but I'll leave you with this: this book is will stay with you for a long time.