a year without autumn
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(this is a real book so yah just writing it out for ya all)
Jenni Green doesn't have a choice
on her way to visit her best friend, Autumn,
Jenni suddenly finds she has been transported
exactly one year forward in time.
Now she discovers that in the year that's gone by,
tragedy has struck, and her friendship with Autumn won't
be the same again.
But what caused the tragedy?
How did Jenni skip a year?
and can she find her way back to the past,
to try and change what lies ahead?
(this is an amazing story by a woman called
Liz Kessler)
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