The Mirror in the Woods
And The Bad Boyfriend
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Gina looked down for a minute and then started talking. “Well, when we were cleaning out our lockers, I dropped a folder. Papers went everywhere. Next thing I know, some guy was on the floor picking them up beside me. It was Patrick! He was so nice. I never paid attention to him before. It caught me off guard. I guess I just never even thought about him before that day. He made me laugh. Then we started texting, and he was so funny. We have been talking off and on since then, but I had no idea we were dating. Who told you that?” “He did! At Bergman’s,” I said. Gina laughed as she threw her bag in her locker. “Okay, no,” she said. “My mom would kill me. I can’t date until I am sixteen!” “Then what were the kisses in the line?” asked Lily. “Ugh. I don’t know. Did you see him grab my shirt? Who does he think he is? He wasn’t like this at school, and he was so sweet in our texts. He was actually a nice guy, believe it or not.” “Ummm, not. Maybe he has a nice twin at home that he keeps locked in the basement who steals his phone to text you,” I said. Even Gina laughed at that.
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What if you could be any one of your classmates for a day? Would you? In Jodie Keeling’s second book in the Mirror in the Woods series, Kelly is back and she is once again offered an opportunity to help a new friend manage a bad relationship with the help of her magic mirror in the woods. What should have been a carefree summer of swimming and relaxing for Kelly and her friends turns complicated. Patrick, the youngest guy on the football team, starts using Kelly’s new friend Gina to help him gain popularity. While on the way to spend the night with her friend Lily, the mirror again reaches out to Kelly. This time Kelly realizes that only she has what it takes to stop Patrick and save Gina from his abusive ways. Being in a bad relationship can be dangerous and sometimes it takes confidence and intervention to get out. This is where Kelly shines. Find out how Kelly becomes Gina and handles Patrick’s bullying as it goes from bad to worse in The Mirror in the Woods and the Bad Boyfriend.
About the Author
Jodie Keeling is a retired teacher and job coach with twenty-seven years of combined experience in grades K-12. She most enjoyed working with young adults and has two children of her own. Besides helping teens and preteens prepare for careers, she had a passion for solving social problems and helping young girls realize that there is life after high school. She also has a book for young children called, You Can’t Make Me Go To School! Available on Amazon.