Jenny Green's Killer Junior Year

Amy Belasen · Jacob Osborn

Oct 2009 · Sold by Simon and Schuster

About this ebook

Hell hath no fury...

Jenny Green is a spoiled teen "princess" and the newest junior at Montreal's Molson Academy. Jenny wants a fresh start in her new school, and she's curious to see what Montreal has to offer, most especially in the boy department. Beautiful, charming, and sharp-witted, Jenny has no trouble getting the boys to fall for her.

But when she discovers just how despicable the male gender can be -- with the lying, the cheating, and the utter disrespect -- she decides to make them pay...with their lives.

Ratings and reviews

Wanting to get away from the life on Long Island, Jenny Green convinces her parents to let her attend boarding school in Quebec. She's done her research and she's pushed for Molson (yes, as in the beer) Academy. She's got her reasons for choosing Molson. For one, it's out of the country. For another, Josh Beck's family has moved to Quebec. But all does not start well when she arrives at Molson. Deciding on the school late in the summer, the only dormitory rooms available for Jenny are either in the freshman dorm (no way!) or the Female Artists' Colony (aka Hippie Hall.) The lesser of the two evils seems to be Hippie Hall. As soon as she meets the housemother, Raven, and her roommate, Jacinda, she begins to question her choice. Jenny settles in and thankfully one normal girl is in her dorm - Chloe. The two immediately click and a friendship is formed. But it doesn't take long for Jenny to feel like she doesn't belong. She never felt a part of the group in Long Island; the same is now happening at Molson. Jenny eventually runs into Josh, who recognizes her immediately. The two soon start to hang out together. Unfortunately, it seems that Josh isn't the dreamy boyfriend she thought he'd be. Molson is in shock when one of their own students is arrested on conspiracy charges. They find in his possession a list of students he wanted to shoot. Jenny is shocked to find out her name was on the list. In that moment, she decides that she doesn't want to die a virgin and decides to have sex with Josh. His parents are out for the night, so the two go back to his house. When she learns that he neglected to use a condom, fear of pregnancy and disease quickly turns to anger. How could he be so selfish? The sex wasn't even any good! From that first lack of consideration by one male in her life, Jenny Green turns into "Supergirl" in her own head. When Josh comes to her dorm room expecting a little intimacy, Jenny loses it and grabs the closest thing she can, her roommate's glass bong. In her haste, she manages to slash Josh. She slashes enough that she kills him. Jenny is able to clean up the blood in her room without anyone noticing, and manages to cart his body out in a large duffle bag. She drags him to a deserted building and stages a fake suicide to avoid detection. When Jenny seemingly gets away with Josh's murder, she feels invincible. This is the beginning of Jenny's downward slide into her murdering madness. Any male that crosses her path is in for a rude awakening (or should I say death?). Jenny thinks she's too clever to be caught. But is she as smart as she thinks she is? Pick up JENNY GREEN'S KILLER JUNIOR YEAR to find out for yourself!

This book was the most entertaining book i have read in years! I have never been so glued to a page in my life! I just want to keep reading it over and over. Every chapter is filled with excitement.. and of course, her dirty deeds. If you're looking for a great book that will actually interest you, this is the book to read! :)

Such a great read!

About the author

Amy Belasen is a writer from upstate New York. During her senior year at McGill University, Amy went on some really bad dates. By spring semester, Amy began plotting her revenge on each jerk she ever dated. What started out as a therapeutic creative outlet became a full-length dark comedy. Amy lives in Beverly Hills ...adjacent. She also owns a vacation home in Tucson, Arizona. Learn more about Amy at ohthatamy.com.

Jacob Osborn was raised in Plainsboro, New Jersey (five minutes outside Princeton) and attended the University of Wisconsin - Madison. While much of the material in Jenny Green stems from Amy Belasen's experiences in Canada, it was Jacob's time in Madison that made Jenny's story of culture shock all too familiar. He now lives in Los Angeles where he works on both books and screenplays and waits tables. He met Amy while working at a barbeque restaurant and hopes sincerely that, thanks to their partnership, he won't have to spend too much more time devoted to waiting tables.