Daughter of a one-time superhero, Jessie Drummond is turning sixteen and finding out that having super powers will not help her with driving tests, jealousy, broken hearts, braces, and other teenage crises.
Jax Abbott knows a lot about moving to new schools: she’d attended thirteen different schools by the time she graduated from high school. After college and graduate school, she worked for a while in the real world before realizing that all those years of people telling her “Oh, Grow Up” had to mean something. So she started writing books for teens.
This one was fun, but I didn't enjoy it as much as the first one. Jessie's ramblings were really getting on my nerves. And that orthodontist! What a freak! I'm really not sure why that whole character was even needed in the book.