My Sister Jodie

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In Love Lessons, Prue's affair with Mr. Raxberry is exposed when Sarah, a student with an intellectual disability, tells everyone that she saw them kissing. Sarah doesn't understand that this isn't supposed to happen, and even Prue (who is otherwise selfish and aggressive) can't be angry with her. Dannijo designer Danielle Snyder on holiday in Tulum, Mexico, photographed for Vogue Arabia. Courtesy of Dannijo Harley - A big tall guy who also boarded at Melchester College in the holidays. Maybe Pearl's crush.

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Prudence calls out her Dad at the beginning of "Love Lessons", though he has a stroke minutes later and she feels terribly about if even though she was right. Her partner Sean McGrotty (49), sons Mark (12) and Evan (8), mother Ruth Daniels (57) and sister Jodie-Lee Daniels (14) all drowned when their car slid into the sea on algae on a slipway at Buncrana pier on March 20, 2016. I don’t think any of us will ever forget, all of the crew. It was a harrowing time for us; we were all intimately linked with all the deaths. The lifeboat team have all worked hard to help each other and to mind each other. Honorary Uncle: Mona in Dancing The Charleston considers Mr Benjamin one. He is eventually revealed to be her real uncle.Aunt Barbara in Lola Rose is an eccentric woman who wears colourful clothes and has many exciting stories about her life and travels. Jayni/Lola and Kenny see her as this trope, especially when she uses her skill in Thai boxing to get their abusive father to leave. G-Rated Sex - Occurs in some of the author's earlier novels aimed at teens (such as Falling Apart and The Dream Palace). Usually done in a slightly confusing way whereby a normal scene occurs (such as the couple going for a walk or hanging out in the guy's room) with nothing untoward described, and then the protagonist casually mentions later that sex took place in the middle of the scene. Jashita Hotel Tulum in Mexico by Dannijo designer Danielle Snyder for Vogue Arabia. Courtesy of Dannijo Phoebe in The Primrose Railway Children is the closest to her father, being the youngest and fond of playing imaginary games unlike her teenage sister and Literal-Minded brother. She takes it the hardest when she learns he is in prison, during which time she briefly decides she never wants to see him again. Annoying Younger Sibling: Many characters qualify with this, such as Vita and Maxie to Em in "Clean Break" and Kenny to Jayni in "Lola Rose". Sometimes the protagonists only see them as this because they are often made to look after them on their own.

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Mab in Project Fairy mentions that her little brother is so popular with his classmates that both the girls and boys want him to be their "boyfriend." Author Appeal: Wilson is a big fan of The Wizard of Oz and includes many references to it in her books. Characters frequently bring it up as their favourite movie. A lot of the books also involve the protagonist having red as their favourite colour like Wilson. In My Sister Jodie, Jodie dies two chapters from the end - but this is given away in some versions of the blurb. Pearl - the main character and narrator of the story. Pearl is shy and quiet, and adores her older sister. She turns 11 in the book. She makes friends with Harley and Mrs Wilberforce, who is a bookworm like Pearl. It is hinted a couple of times she may have a crush on Harley. It was alleged in court the 17-year-old was responsible for stabbing another youth last September, when Ong-a-Kwie was also present.

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Hopeless with Tech: Quite a few characters in these novels are, presumably because it's not the author's strong suit either, though in some cases it's justified, as in Love Lessons, Prudence explains her father is ridiculously old-fashioned and can barely stand having a phone, let alone a T.V or computer. Find sources: "My Sister Jodie"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( July 2009) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

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After Megs dies in Clover Moon, the priest at her funeral exclusively refers to her by her full name of Margaret Anne Moon. Clover is confused for a while since she never thought of her by any name other than Megs. When family moves to the college, Jodie is grumpy and says that she is only joining everyone else because she needs to look after Pearl. Once they reach their destination, Miss French, the school secretary, comes to meet them at the gate. The family seems to like her because of Miss French's friendly nature. On their first night at the school, they meet Mr Wilberforce, the Headmaster, as well as his wheelchair-using wife Mrs Wilberforce. They eat dinner in the Wilberforces' bungalow where Miss French is also an invited guest. Hippie Parents: In Amber, Amber was raised in a commune by her hippie mother and is still there even though the '60s are long over. She is desperate for a "normal" home and lifestyle, which drives a lot of the story's conflict. Always Identical Twins: Ruby and Garnet. Averted in The Butterfly Club where triplets Tina, Maddie and Phil are not identical because Tina is considerably smaller than the other two.

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The Longest Whale Song has Ella almost drown when trying to swim underwater and not coming up for air early enough because a whale wouldn't need to, apparently not understanding that humans have a different lung capacity. Even when she hears that she nearly drowned, she feels confused because she was only underwater for a minute. Death by Childbirth: In The Longest Whale Song, Ella's mother goes into a very dangerous and life-threatening coma from eclampsia after the birth of Ella's baby brother. The trope is ultimately averted as she wakes at the end of the book. Jodie Wells - One of the main characters in the book and Pearl's role model. She is the oldest of two sisters Pearl and May and she is bad, bold and brash, but cares very much about Pearl. A freak accident happens on bonfire night near the end of the book. Miss French and Old Shep - A jolly lady who owns a dog, Shep. Jodie takes Shep out on walks everyday in the holiday and gets him well trained.