Novel & Cerita Read With Jenna Book Club

but i’ll let this one go if you give up on the book jackson101: the shining’s not that good. why do you want it? ladyvera: excuse me?! it is one of the best books ever written by Stephen King! jackson101: let’s just say we have different tastes.. ladyvera: i don’t care about your tastes. give it up if you don’t like it anyway. why bid? jackson101: it’s fun :) ladyvera: give it up jackson101: only if you say please

Trixie’s POV Before I knew it the ten minutes of reading time was up and the teacher was dismissing us from book club for today. Jerica and I headed to the parking lot where Jake was waiting on us. I quickly hopped in the back with a quick, “Hey Jake!” and locked the back doors so Jerica would sit up front with him. She actually got in the front this time without an argument or snide remark to me or Jake! Maybe he was finally growing on her! She jumped in looking at Jake, “Hey!” She said with a small soft smile. “Hey, how was book club?” he asked her. “It was good, we are going to read a romance novel with werewolf’s! They are always spicy!” She said sounding excited. I knew Jerica liked to

Candice turned her head and saw Jenna walking in with a serious expression. "Are you giving up again?" Jenna asked. Candice bit her lip. "Mrs. Farrow, I've been in class all morning. I'm exhausted. I just want to rest for a bit." "There's no time to rest now." Jenna tossed a few books at her. "These are introductions to some well-known brands. Study them carefully because I'm taking you to a high-tea party in a few days. You'd better not embarrass me!"

My name is Jennaya Williams, but my friends call me Jenna. I am seventeen years old, and tonight, I was waiting for the one email that could change the direction of my entire life. A few months ago, I applied for a scholarship to New York Montessori High School, one of the most prestigious schools in the city. The admission results were scheduled to be released at exactly 11:00 p.m., and I had been counting down the hours since breakfast.

I checked. And then I saw him. Jace Steadman. Sitting on the large sofa with a book in hand. Glasses on. Sweater sleeves pushed up. Looking like a Christmas-themed sin. He wasn’t even pretending not to look at me this time. His eyes lifted the second I stepped inside, lingering for a beat too long, too focused — then he lowered them back to his page as if the damage wasn’t already done. My pulse tripped over itself. Lena nudged me. “Girl, relax. He’s just reading.”

Claire looked up immediately. "Elena," she said, raising a brow. "You date an NFL star and run a billion dollar company. You could get an apartment any time you wanted." Jenna burst out laughing from the doorway. "That is not the point, Claire." I said. "Then what is the point?” "The point is…” I started. "Hold on," Jenna said, cutting me off. She had gone very quiet, standing still with her wine glass halfway to her mouth, eyes moving slowly between me and Claire like she was replaying something she had just heard.

"This time it must. The Council wants to see your personal loyalty. Refuse and the consequences will touch all five of you." The screen went dark. Jenna turned to the others. Dean pulled her into his arms first. Lily joined them and wrapped her arms around Jenna's waist. Elena placed a hand on Jenna's shoulder. Alex stood close, his presence solid and reassuring. They moved to the platform bed together. Clothes came off slowly. Jenna lay in the middle. Dean's hands moved over her with careful attention to every bruise. Lily kissed her neck softly. Elena traced patterns along her thigh. Alex held her hand and watched the others with quiet intensity. The touches stayed gentle at first, then bu

Instead, she said, "It's my revenge." "It's not worth it," Emily said. "I wouldn't read 400 plus pages to stop someone from blowing up the world." Then she wandered off to check her phone. Jane wasn't sure if her best friend had noticed she hadn't been true to her duty as the vice president of Loser Club. But she had to finish the book. Jane read for a few more minutes. When she looked up, she saw Lucy, at the next table, watching her. Lucy blinked and looked back down to her own book again.

he coughed awkwardly and continued. "You think I want to do this? Nobody cares about taking over Richards Manor," Jenna closed the book and replied coldly. A cold wind hit his face when she shut the book. It felt like a slap on his face and he seemed pathetic, adding to his awkwardness. She really showed him no mercy. On top of that, she was rude. He glanced at Christopher and Sabrina from the corner of his eye. They were chatting away, paying no attention over here. Only then did he feel less embarrassed.

I opened my mouth… but it was too late. “Luna Ashley has told me that I needed to get out more,” Jenna said smoothly, each word sharp and intentional. “Meet eligible male wolves. I’m getting too old to wait around for my mate. I had assumed tonight was going to be a mixer so that I could meet someone new.” “Not funny, Jenna,” I warned her through mind-link as I pushed the jealousy back. “F&&k you, Danny,” she growled back. Beth, for her part, seemed oblivious to the tension. “Ah! Well that explains your outfit.”