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Told from Pen's point of view the reader connects with the likeable character and cheers on her ill-fated attempts to change her luck. The themes of celebrity and cloning are explored and the concept of karma cleverly ties the plot together. Mishaps is an amusing read that combines all the right ingredients, romance, pop stars, school, friendship, humour and intrigue to be a winning read for teenage girls who will be immediately attracted to the cover design.

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Told from Pen's point of view the reader connects with the likeable character and cheers on her ill-fated attempts to change her luck. The themes of celebrity and cloning are explored and the concept of karma cleverly ties the plot together. Mishaps is an amusing read that combines all the right ingredients, romance, pop stars, school, friendship, humour and intrigue to be a winning read for teenage girls who will be immediately attracted to the cover design.

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Autorenporträt
Nansi Kunze grew up surrounded by books in Australia and the UK. After studying languages and ancient history at university, she spent several years teaching overseas-trained doctors how to pronounce rude words and teenagers how to mummify each other, while cultivating a taste for manga and video games in her spare time. Unsurprisingly, her early attempts at writing serious adult fiction failed. Fortunately, she proved to be much better at writing slightly zany young adult fiction. Kill the Music is her third novel, following on the success of her previous two, Mishaps and Dangerously Placed.Nansi lives on a small farm overlooking the Victorian Alps with her husband and son, and is currently hard at work on her next YA book (assuming that 'hard at work' is synonymous with 'researching glamorous locations on the internet').