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Time Changes Everything
Tired of being bullied, high school senior and science whiz Caitlin vows to become popular before leaving Piney Ridge High School forever. Befriended by head cheerleader Evie, she gets introduced to the cool crowd and even scores a date with the football team captain. But soon Caitlin finds herself in situations she is unprepared for, which leads her to a drastic decision: get out of Piney Ridge!
While attempting to run away, Caitlin in mysteriously transported into a time of cassette decks, pay phones, and disco dancing. It's the late 1970's, she is a sophomore at Cottonwood College and her roommate looks surprisingly familiar. It's her own mother Beth! Caitlin must now learn to negotiate her way through a pre-internet time while reconciling her out-going, free-spirited roommate Beth with her serious mother. More importantly, she must figure out why she is there and how to get home!
While attempting to run away, Caitlin in mysteriously transported into a time of cassette decks, pay phones, and disco dancing. It's the late 1970's, she is a sophomore at Cottonwood College and her roommate looks surprisingly familiar. It's her own mother Beth! Caitlin must now learn to negotiate her way through a pre-internet time while reconciling her out-going, free-spirited roommate Beth with her serious mother. More importantly, she must figure out why she is there and how to get home!
201 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 15, 2018
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Jane Craig Sebok
1 book12 followersJane Craig Sebok is a writer of science fiction, fantasy, and young adult fiction. Her fantastical poems have appeared in magazines such as LITERARY HATCHET, and her blog focuses on science fiction and fantasy book, TV, and movies.
Sebok grew up in Virginia but spent most of her life in New York City as an industrial psychologist and statistician, riding with police officers and firefighters to learn about their jobs. Now she lives in suburban New York, writing and playing French horn. She shares her home with new beautiful cats, Beauty and Gabriel.
Sebok grew up in Virginia but spent most of her life in New York City as an industrial psychologist and statistician, riding with police officers and firefighters to learn about their jobs. Now she lives in suburban New York, writing and playing French horn. She shares her home with new beautiful cats, Beauty and Gabriel.
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