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Has Anyone Seen Jessica Jenkins?

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Jessica Jenkins is missing . . .

Jessica Jenkins has always thought she was a perfectly ordinary girl, until the day that part of her arm vanishes in the middle of a Geography lesson! Her best friend Izzy is determined to help Jessica realise what a great opportunity the power to turn invisible could be, but where has her new ability come from? Does this mean she’s a superhero? And, when her friends are threatened, can Jessica use her superpower to help?

A wonderful superhero adventure from bestselling author Liz Kessler.

Our Review Panel says...

This is a book I read as an adult (after it being highly recommended to me by my own children) and I absolutely loved it. When Jessica begins to turn invisible, she and her friends set off on an adventure to find out why. It turns out that a rose quartz necklace Jessica was given as a birthday gift was reacting to a serum/potion she didn’t know she had accidently come into contact with at birth, and it’s causing invisibility. And Jessica’s not alone – there are others out there who also came into contact with the same experimental serum at birth. Finding them, and finding out what happened, leads her to eventually saving herself and her friends from danger. Fast paced, clever and fun.

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