The best of the series (almost)!

At fifteen, Jess Jordan is not tender with itself: it is crazy but charming, has a big c ** and ears cauliflower she wants Ben Jones (a hint of Leonardo di Caprio, a pinch of Prince William, a touch of Brad Pitt) falls for her, still wonders why she can not hate her best friend Flora, too beautiful, too cannon, too smart, and serine Fred, his other best friend, to cut its hair falling in her neck.

The life of Jess Jordan is a teenager like any other life. It talks about emerging crushes, conflicts of interest, squabbles and reconciliations, outright lies, school homework, non-existent parental authority, but not less present, original and delirious in their kind parents, a grandmother who invites himself without warning, a despoiled room, an evening that turns to disaster, fake chest that smells like minestrone, a hiccup, a hidden camera in the toilet (the cads), a rock band that sings like ducks, emotional revelations, a boy who speaks like a book of Jane Austen, an Apollo off and bulky, it clicks and major decisions (after tough negotiations).

- Are you saying that ... you want to go out with me?
- Yeah why not? Do not worry, this is not a marriage proposal. It's not my type, 'he said quickly.
- Do not worry, me neither. I'd lost in the Gobi Desert and meerkats to be delivered rather than marry you.
- Strongly agree. I would rather be immersed in a frying oil and make me eat that being married to you even for a second.
- In this case, everything is very clear.

A reading to laugh and smile, perfect for getting rid of its complexes.