Emmie is a 12 year old girl who has a special talent. Her mom calls it a gift but Emmie does not agree. Being a mind reader is not at all what it's made out to be and Emmie constantly finds herself in trouble. The girls at school think she's creepy and try to avoid her. This leads to an ongoing change of schools and a struggle to make friends, leaving Emmie feeling lonelier than ever. However, when Emmie and her mom decide to move to Carindale, Emmie happens to meet a girl called Millie Spencer and everything changes.
Emmie has never had a best friend before and feels that finally her life has turned in a positive direction. Meeting Millie's friend, Jack adds to the excitement, especially when she realizes he is someone she cannot stop thinking about. Then some strange events take place and when Millie's old friend, Julia Jones makes an unexpected visit, Emmie's world turns upside down.
Can she use her mind reading abilities to help her or will she find herself in more trouble than ever before?
If you enjoyed Julia Jones' Diary then Mind Reader is another series that you will love. This exciting book for girls is filled with unexpected plot twists and turns, drama, romance, boy crushes, friendship issues and much, much more. It will hook you in from beginning to end and is sure to become a new favorite!
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Have you ever felt that something was meant to be? That perhaps a chance meeting was not so accidental after all; almost as though it had been previously arranged and was waiting to happen. Being in just the right place at just the right moment has to be more than coincidence. And I am convinced that Millie and I were meant to meet that day. It was as if the opportunity to cross paths had been planned all along. And when Millie accidentally bumped into me in the store, the conversation that followed seemed the most natural thing in the world. Somehow I had known that our chance meeting would eventuate in a friendship of sorts. Call it intuition or simple gut instinct, but for some reason, I was sure we would hit it off. I also knew that a real friend was something I’d been craving my entire life. As luck would have it, Millie herself, was in desperate need of a close friend as well. Her best friend, a girl called Julia Jones, had recently moved with her family to the country and Millie was missing her terribly. So for each of us, the timing could not have been better. Strangely enough, I’d always been able to make friends. For me that seemed to come easily. The problem lay in keeping them. New kids at school were always an attraction, and I often found that I had plenty of people interested in becoming my friend and wanting to hang out with me each time I started at a new school. And believe me, this happened a lot! But the friendships never lasted. Within no time at all, they’d find me weird or strange or creepy; and then do everything they could to avoid me. So, in time, I learned the secret was to keep my mouth shut. And when we eventually moved to Carindale and I met Millie, I instantly realized it was my opportunity to start over. “Just don’t say anything, Emmie. Keep your comments to yourself!”
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French
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Translated by Elphanielle Hervé
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Author review: Elphanielle completed a fabulous translation of my book. She is easy to communicate with and to work with. I look forward to Elphanielle completing further translations of my books. I can recommend her highly as a translator. |
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German
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Translated by Anja Ritter
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Author review: Anja is an extremely reliable and efficient translator who takes pride in doing an excellent job. I can't recommend her highly enough! |
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Italian
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Translated by Barbara Parutto
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Author review: Thank you Barbara for being such a great translator for our book. |
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Portuguese
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Translated by Aimée Adry
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Author review: Aimée has done a great job translating this book. She is easy to communicate with and eager to do a professional job. It is a pleasure working with Aimée and I am looking forward to her translation of the rest of this popular series. |
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Translated by Beatriz Panasiti
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Author review: Beatriz is a very enthusiastic translator who has done a wonderful job translating my book. She is passionate about stories and it shows in her work. Beatriz is very easy to communicate with, makes great suggestions and it is a pleasure to have her translating my books. I can highly recommend her as a translator. |
