Vicky Angel

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Please consider expanding the lead to provide an accessible overview of all important aspects of the article. I read this book very quickly and loved every moment of it, although I felt heartbroken and rather frightened during some points.

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I felt so sorry for Jade though, because she always had Jade around her, and that made her feel confident. However, Vicky is snide about her friendship with Sam, influencing Jade into saying cruel things to him, although he forgives her.Jades teacher approaches her and asks her if she would like to receive further help from a counsellor to help her to overcome the constant presence of Vicky who she admits to seeing. says Vicky, trying on an even sexier black lace see-through top with the tightest black satin jeans that show the outline of absolutely everything. We're going to be best friends for ever and ever and ever, through school, through college, through work. Different nurses come and talk to me but I'm quieter than ever in case they think my breath always smells bad.

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I think she explores the themes quite well through the 'child friendly' and real to life experiences that a school child could possbily relate to. Even Fatboy Sam, the class clown, rings up, though he's actually quite solemn and sensible on the phone. If they start hassling you, Jade, just give me and my mates the word and we'll soon sort them out,” he says.I take off my school tie and roll my sleeves up in the train to try to make my uniform less obvious. We have ideas about what to read after all sorts of books - from Harry Potter to How To Train Your Dragon, Rainbow Magic to Wonder. It is most certainly a book to remind us of what we have and the effect that death can have on a person – taking a realistic approach to grief despite the fictional aspect of Vicky being present in the book as a ghost. I recommended The Princess Diariesby Meg Cabot - she then went on to Super Awkwardby Beth Garrod, and anything by Jean Ure. Of course, as Jacqueline Wilson has written over 100 books, there are loads to choose from, enough to keep you going for about two or three years - andwe have just heard there will be another Tracy Beaker book published later this year, featuring Tracy all grown up as a single mum and narrated by her daughter Jess.