SuitabookTaking responsibility for other people’s relationships
Gemma uses her Jessica Jupiter identity to help Savannah with a love dilemma, following an earlier successful attempt to bring two students together.
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Melody James - Author
This is a school-centred relationship story about Gemma balancing an important journalism opportunity with her wish to help classmates romantically through her Jessica Jupiter persona. Expect overlapping social and romantic complications.
The path of true love never runs smoothly, and when Gemma is involved it can get exceedingly bumpy! Gemma has finally been given the opportunity to work on an actual article for the school webzine. The only problem is that it involves working with annoying senior news reporter, Will Bold, and he's made it very clear that he doesn't want any of Gemma's help. But it's her first chance to prove herself, so Gemma throws herself into the role of undercover journalist at full throttle, earning some unexpected results...Meanwhile Gemma's mystic alter-ego, Jessica Jupiter, is still proving to be a hit amongst the students of Green Park - and as her last project of getting Treacle and Jeff together worked out so well, Gemma's keen to use her new found cupid-status to help Savannah in a love dilemma.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a school-centred relationship story about Gemma balancing an important journalism opportunity with her wish to help classmates romantically through her Jessica Jupiter persona. Expect overlapping social and romantic complications.
Gemma uses her Jessica Jupiter identity to help Savannah with a love dilemma, following an earlier successful attempt to bring two students together.
Gemma receives her first opportunity to write an actual school-webzine article but must work with senior reporter Will Bold, who rejects her help.
The main points to notice are romantic dilemmas, tensions between Gemma and Will, and undercover journalism.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the book’s treatment of its main themes is not yet firm enough; some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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