Description
Written in diary format from the separate points of view of six friends, this is a “timely tale about how the high-school peer group punishes the pursuit of excellence.”–Richard Peck.
“Readers will respond to the author’s candid view of friendship with its intense bonding, rivalry and sudden, surprising meanness.”– “Booklist.”
New York Public Library–Books for the Teen Age.
Emily, Hillary and Jennie have always been “The Awesome Threesome”–ever since junior high school, but suddenly things aren’t equal anymore. When it begins to seem that Jennie might actually outshine her friends, feelings of jealousy and anger erupt.
