Would you want to meet this character? Why or why not? Describe one of the characters in the book. She then has a chance to be let back into Bubble World. Through the book she compares the two worlds and goes on many adventures. Freesia suddenly has to go to a real school and live in the real world, where nothing is perfect. Freesias software had been glitching, and after she started talking about Bubble World being fake to the other kids, she had been kicked off.
Freesia’s parents put her there because she didn’t like her life and they thought it would be good for her.
Bubble World is a virtual reality life that gives you a chance live in a perfect world. Her body is not perfect, she has acne, everything is bland. Soon, her whole world goes black, and she finds herself in a room, hooked up to something. She then gets into a discussion with her ex, are The Angelinas real? She tries to push the thought out of her mind but finds herself talking to her friends about it. This happens a couple of times, but it isn’t happening to anyone else. One night, Freesia is at a party when everything goes black, and she hears people screaming, telling her to hold on. She has the perfect life, perfect friends, perfect house, perfect body, and all of her classes only consist of eating food. She is living in a place called The Angelinas, which is pure magic. Explain the plot of the book, or if it is a non-fiction book, what topics are covered.īubble World is about a girl named Freesia. makes Snow an author to watch.†She has also written two young adult novels for HarperCollins, Switch (2008) and Snap (2009).Ĭarol lives in Southern California with her husband and their two children.I chose this book because there were barbies on the cover and I love barbie so I thought I would give it a try romance with a bit of social commentary.†Since then, she has written three more books for adults, Getting Warmer (2007), Here Today, Gone to Maui (2009), and the newly-released Just Like Me, Only Better (2010), which Booklist calls “an immensely fun read that. In 2006, Berkley/Penguin published her first novel, Been There, Done That, which Publisher's Weekly called “humorous, wise. Carol didn't get serious about fiction until after college, when she knocked out page after page of literary short stories before accepting that she couldn't go more than a few hundred words without cracking a joke.
in psychology from Brown University and an M.A.T. Much of her childhood was spent immersed in books the rest was focused on avoiding dodgeball. If parents brag to plumbers about kids gifted with a Read More.Ĭarol Snow grew up in New Jersey. I don’t know whether accountants hear about children who dream of doing taxes or
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