SuitabookFriendship and loyalty
Jinx tries to win back Liberty after Liberty becomes closely affected by Stella’s arrival.
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Sara Lawrence - Author
A friendship-focused school story about loyalty, jealousy and social power, with wealthy teenagers pursuing excitement before a newcomer changes the balance. The investigation into Stella’s past adds an unresolved mystery element.
THOSE GIRLS are Jinx Slater and Liberty Latiffe— lovely, rich, and wild seventeen-year-olds at the exclusive Stagmount School for Girls. They have the glittery seaside town of Brighton and an endless flow of cash at their fingertips. Nothing—not even their vile ex-housemistress—can slow them down in their pursuit of fun.Then snobby new girl Stella Fox shows up and naive Liberty falls under her spell. Jinx is determined to win back her best friend, even if it means waging war on power-hungry Stella. But when Jinx delves into Stella's past, she discovers there's a lot more than schoolgirl jealousy on the line . . . This time, Jinx could lose Liberty forever.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA friendship-focused school story about loyalty, jealousy and social power, with wealthy teenagers pursuing excitement before a newcomer changes the balance. The investigation into Stella’s past adds an unresolved mystery element.
Jinx tries to win back Liberty after Liberty becomes closely affected by Stella’s arrival.
Jinx investigates Stella’s past and finds that more than schoolgirl jealousy may be involved.
Pay attention to how the story treats wealth, status, loyalty and attempts to influence a friendship. Stella’s role and the significance of her past may need discussion once the full story is known.
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