Emma feels she has broken the cardinal rule of friendship when she kisses her best friend Joann's boyfriend Colin, who happens to be Emma's oldest friend, but when Colin confesses he might have feelings for Emma, Emma is torn and feels she is being forced to choose between the two most important people in her life.
year: 2009
call number/section: 1000
subjects: friendship, fiction, interpersonal relations, christian life, self-realization, high schools, man-woman relationships, man-woman relationship, kissing
Editions
Cook, Eileen
Simon Pulse (2009)
When Emma kisses her best friend's boyfriend, her life begins to fall apart and she does everything in her power to try and make things right. Eventually, however, Emma decides to find out what she wants for herself, rather than try to please everyone else.
Schools: 3
Cook, Eileen
Emma feels she has broken the cardinal rule of friendship when she kisses her best friend Joann's boyfriend Colin, who happens to be Emma's oldest friend, but when Colin confesses he might have feelings for Emma, Emma is torn and feels she is being forced to choose between the two most important people in her life.
Schools: 0