Review
`Summertime Blues - Julia Clarke's style is engaging and accessible.' ACHUKA
`The characters come vividly off the page.' Times Educational Supplement
`...written with such pace, humour and believable adolescent angst that I found it both moving and compelling.' Books for Keeps
`Between You and Me - ...teenage girls will love (it)' Woman magazine
`...written with plenty of humour and at a good pace.' Inis (the magazine of Children's Books Ireland)
`Suspenseful, angst-ridden and extremely well written, this is a realistic "teenage growing up" story.' Best Books Guide 2003
`The characters come vividly off the page.' Times Educational Supplement
`...written with such pace, humour and believable adolescent angst that I found it both moving and compelling.' Books for Keeps
`Between You and Me - ...teenage girls will love (it)' Woman magazine
`...written with plenty of humour and at a good pace.' Inis (the magazine of Children's Books Ireland)
`Suspenseful, angst-ridden and extremely well written, this is a realistic "teenage growing up" story.' Best Books Guide 2003
Book Description
At a family party, Alice is feeling left out and disgruntled. So when a strange girl turns up and pretends to be an old friend, she plays along as a joke. But soon the newcomer - the other Alice - is inveigling her way further and further into the family circle, and Alice starts to think she may have made a terrible mistake. Who is the other Alice, and what does she want? An original and intriguing story about families and the secrets they can hold.
About the Author
Julia Clarke lives in Yorkshire and has attracted very favourable review coverage for her teenage novels.
