Tears Of A Friend

by Joanna Kenrick

One of a series of fast-paced fiction titles for readers at Key Stages 2 and 3.

56 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2004

About the author

Joanna Kenrick also writes under the name Jo Cotterill.

Reviews

[dreder]

good depiction of girlhood complexity

[Olivia Eagles-smith]

I decided to read this book because we needed to read a book this was a nice short novel which i knew i could finish in the time at the libary. This book is a novel which has a female main character. I like these kind of books because i can relate the main character to other people i know. My favourite quote from this book is, "no you look really nice actually", because the fight was about how Claire thought Cassie was ugly then at the end she didnt think that at all. Something i learnt from this book is that its best to have lots of friends because if you only have one then if you have a fight then you would have nobody to turn to. The character i found interestring was Cassie, because she was all self concious and didnt relize who she was untill the end of the book.

[Georgia]

I read this book In a short 30 minutes in my time at the library but so much happened in such little time. It truly is a great book and I really enjoyed it but maybe a little short. It's great how the story line goes though, how it's two girls get the wrong idea and they end up in a fight, quite the common girl fight. But it also shows what bad things could go wrong if your not careful at a young age and that you need to beware. But over all a great short story, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[2shara]

I have learnt about this book is that have loads of friends so , your not alone.

[Sara]

Was a good short story with good characters and a good plot :)