If I Could Be Like Jennifer Taylor by Barbara Ehrentreu

If I Could Be Like Jennifer Taylor, her first book won second prize in Preditors & Editors as Best.

She is convinced that the only thing keeping her from happin. Barbara Ehrentreu lives in Stamford, CT with her family. Carolyn Samuels is obsessed with the idea of being popular. When Jennifer invites Carolyn to spend the night to make her over and teach her to tumble, Carolyn learns Jennifer's secret and lies to her own friends to cover it up. Lee 'If I Could Be Like Jennifer Taylor' de Barbara Ehrentreu disponible en Rakuten Kobo. Jennifer takes on Carolyn as a pity project since she can't be seen with someone who dresses in jeans and sweatshirts. When Jennifer is the only student who knows why she fell in gym class, Carolyn is blackmailed into doing her math homework in return for Jennifer's silence. With Carolyn's crush on Jennifer's hunky junior quarterback, Brad, her freshman year in high school looks like a rerun of middle school. If I Could Be Like Jennifer Taylor:. Everyday low prices on a huge range of new releases and classic fiction. When she is paired for a math project with the girl who tormented her in middle school, Jennifer Taylor, she is sure it is going to be another year of pain. Buy If I Could Be Like Jennifer Taylor by Ehrentreu, Barbara from Amazon's Fiction Books Store. Hyperventilating when she gets nervous doesn't help.

This can be a difficult time of transition and Ehrentreu explores all the challenges of growing up for a girl starting a new school. She is convinced that the only thing keeping her from happiness is her too heavy for fashion body and not being a cheerleader. Barbara Ehrentreu’s If I Could be Like Jennifer Taylor follows our somewhat envious, somewhat unconfident main character through her journey in starting high school. When Jennifer invites Carolyn to spend the night to make her over and teach her to tumble, Carolyn learns Jennifer's secret and lies to her own friends to cover it up.Carolyn Samuels is obsessed with the idea of being popular. When she is paired for a math project with the girl who tormented her in middle school, Jennifer Taylor, she is sure it is going to be another year of pain. She is convinced that the only thing keeping her from happiness is her too heavy for fashion body and not being a cheerleader.

If I Could Be Like Jennifer Taylor by Barbara Ehrentreu