About this ebook
'I used to be someone. Someone named Jenna Fox.' Jenna wakes from a coma after a horrific accident to find her life a blank page and her own identity a mystery. Her parents think her recovery is a miracle, but what really happened to Jenna Fox? A gripping thriller set in a future that may be closer than we think.
'Why can I remember the details of the French Revolution but I can't remember if I ever had a best friend?'
When Jenna wakes following her accident, her recovery is slow. One day she can't walk; the next she can. One day her right eyelid droops; the next it doesn't.
But at what cost has her recovery come? What are her parents hiding from her? And why does her grandmother, Lily, hate her so?
When the memories do come, they're more than anyone bargained for, and as Jenna struggles to work out who she is, and what exactly makes us who we are, one thing becomes very clear: Jenna Fox is no ordinary teenage girl.
Who is Jenna Fox?
'I read this book in less than one day - it's a real page-turner! I found Jenna's story compelling, and every character is unique down to the last detail.Nine and a half out of ten.' Lucienne, 18
'Why can I remember the details of the French Revolution but I can't remember if I ever had a best friend?'
When Jenna wakes following her accident, her recovery is slow. One day she can't walk; the next she can. One day her right eyelid droops; the next it doesn't.
But at what cost has her recovery come? What are her parents hiding from her? And why does her grandmother, Lily, hate her so?
When the memories do come, they're more than anyone bargained for, and as Jenna struggles to work out who she is, and what exactly makes us who we are, one thing becomes very clear: Jenna Fox is no ordinary teenage girl.
Who is Jenna Fox?
'I read this book in less than one day - it's a real page-turner! I found Jenna's story compelling, and every character is unique down to the last detail.Nine and a half out of ten.' Lucienne, 18
Ratings and reviews
3.7
3 reviews
Lauren Peacock
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August 16, 2015
I found it boring.
Bruce Wilson
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December 28, 2016
The adoration of Jenna fox
About the author
Mary E Pearson is the author of several books for teens, including A Room on Lorelei Street and Scribbler of Dreams. Her books have received many honours, including the Golden Kite Award, the JHunt Award for Young Adult Fiction, and the South Carolina Young Adult Book Award. The Adoration of Jenna Fox has sold translation rights all over the world and also feature-film rights to 20th Century Fox.
Mary writes full-time from her home in California, USA. She is married to the man of her dreams, has two lovely daughters and one terrific son-in-law, plus two very rambunctious golden retrievers. When she is not writing, Mary enjoys reading, working in her garden, cooking for friends and family, and travelling with her husband.
You can learn more about Mary and her books at http://www.marypearson.com, or find out her latest news on her blog at http://marypearson.livejournal.com.
Mary writes full-time from her home in California, USA. She is married to the man of her dreams, has two lovely daughters and one terrific son-in-law, plus two very rambunctious golden retrievers. When she is not writing, Mary enjoys reading, working in her garden, cooking for friends and family, and travelling with her husband.
You can learn more about Mary and her books at http://www.marypearson.com, or find out her latest news on her blog at http://marypearson.
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