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Girl, Barely 15: Flirting for England (Jess Jordan #0.5)

Sue Limb

Hardcover | Pages: 248 pages

Rating: 3.64 | 1108 Users | 69 Reviews

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Original Title:	Girl, Barely 15: Flirting for England
ISBN:	0385735383 (ISBN13: 9780385735384)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Jess Jordan #0.5

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Jess Jordan is barely 15. Fred is her often-aggravating best guy friend; her father is a lonely bachelor; Flora is her gorgeous best friend, a constant liability; and Ben Jones is barely a twinkle in her eye. Into this innocent scene are dropped 30 or so helpless French exchange students. Jess and her mother are assigned to house Eduoard, a shy, awkward, and painfully English-deprived boy Jess's age. To counter what Jess fears is Eduoard's growing crush on her, Jess convinces her friend Fred to pose as her boyfriend, but he refuses to take their fake relationship seriously. Add a gorgeous, womanizing French student, an ill-fated camping trip in a student's backyard, and Flora just being, well, Flora, and you have all the makings of an international incident. Will Jess be able to keep the peace, or even translate the whole debacle to the confused French students? The future of England is on the line. . . .

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Title	:	Girl, Barely 15: Flirting for England (Jess Jordan #0.5)
Author	:	Sue Limb
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 248 pages
Published	:	January 8th 2008 by Delacorte Press (first published January 1st 2007)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Humor. Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Contemporary. Teen

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Reviewed by Marie Robinson for TeensReadToo.comThis is a book with a great sense of humor. It's a story about 15-year-old Jess, who lives in England and hosts a French exchange student for two weeks. The basic plot revolves around Jess and how she and her friends react to their temporary French invasion (every student in Jess' French class hosts an exchange student), but the real story is about a young teenager finding her way among her friends, accepting herself, and maneuvering through the

This book like any sue limb book was and still is amazing you may think why I have only spoken about sue limb books or you may not be but even if there is one of you wondering I will put your wondering to a stop . I'm only a little girl that I have a lot to say about books and I am inspired by the book choice of Sue Limb and now I am moving onto many other books like Jacqueline Wilson and the playwrights of Shakespeare and many more I'm going onto you more adult books now and gruesome books like

This book is getting better and better.Pretty much it deals with Jess who is getting a exchange partner that is in french.Once she meets him she realize that her exchage partner is kinda nerdy looking and has a crush on her.So if you keep reading the book then you will find what happens next.

This book was great. Jess is a girl who lives in England, and when her french exchange partner comes to stay eith her for 2 weeks, she freaks out because she's not good at speaking french. I thought it was very imature of her mom and dad, because they wouldn't talk to echother over the phone or anything. Jess would always have to be delivering messages to her parents. It was also funny because in some parts of the book bad things happen to Jess that made me laugh. i am very much looking forward

I loved this book! I read Girl 15, Charming but Insane first so I was a little confused until I realised that this was sort of a prequel. Jess Jordan is someone I can relate, Fred is thee best friend any girl can ask for, Flora's kinda of a bitch at times. All of which set up a fanstastic book!

I love Sue Limb, as an author. I think the way that she so expertly writes as if she's in the head of a 15 year-old is amazing. I think that this book is very funny and enjoyable (though maybe not as hilarious as others might say, personally I think some of her other books are better). Its a bit of light reading that will certainly get you smiling in no time, boys might not love it but I know that (like me) girls will never be able to put it down.

This book is honestly so cute! I remember reading this back in year nine when I was only thirteen, now four years later after (accidentally)picking it up from my local bookstore, I found myself loving this piece of work! Jess Jordan is absolutely hilarious, she does remind me a little of Georgia from Angus Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging; however that is not necessarily a bad thing. This book was lovely and filled my nostalgia and I am glad that I picked this up and read it again. I would