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The year was 1997 Jaqine was a senior in high school she loves hanging out with her friends Tasha and Candice, they are all preparing to leave high school. They will do a couple of senior activities, but like every final days of high school there seems to be drama within the four walls, aside from drama there is humor here and there, this book will take you back to the late 90s where there is also romance between two high school sweethearts.

Jaqine is now preparing to leave her comfortable home, family, and friends before she goes away to college. Like High School the drama follows her to college, drama within the dorm rooms and the union halls, as well as the classroom, aside from drama, Jaqine does find humor during her four years college.

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The year was 1997 Jaqine was a senior in high school she loves hanging out with her friends Tasha and Candice, they are all preparing to leave high school. They will do a couple of senior activities, but like every final days of high school there seems to be drama within the four walls, aside from drama there is humor here and there, this book will take you back to the late 90s where there is also romance between two high school sweethearts.
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Reviewed by Iza Grek
With Jaqine at its center, a small community comprises Jaqine’s family and her closest friends. Jaqine: High School is Complicated by Jacquelyn Barnes introduces us to the central character’s best friends, Tasha and Candice. Of course, her boyfriend Jason provides adequate distraction, especially when she sees him talking to another girl. This is enough to evoke the themes of jealousy and betrayal, a common feature of teenage angst. We see Jaqine approach prom night, and the arrival of a newborn into the family adds to or disrupts the cozy sisterhood she shares with her younger sibling.
























