Thrill Ride

Thrill Ride by Rachel Hawthorne, published by HarperCollins on April 25, 2006, is a 320-page work of juvenile fiction that explores the complexities of adolescence and relationships. The story centers around a summer job that offers both excitement and challenges, including living independently with roommates and navigating the dynamics of a workplace filled with attractions and distractions.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into social themes such as dating and friendship, as the protagonist balances the thrill of a new environment with feelings of homesickness. The setting includes a fairyland gift shop, where the character must adapt to unique job requirements while dealing with the allure of a super-hot coworker and the complications of a boyfriend left behind. This edition presents a relatable exploration of youthful experiences and the ups and downs of summer adventures.
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Thrill Ride!
One-day admission: $15
Summer job:
Pros:
Living on my own (plus roommates)
Rides are free (but avoid the roller coasters—too scary!)
Super-hot coworker . . .
Cons:
Periodic homesickness
Dressing like Gretel for job in fairyland gift shop
Super-hot coworker . . . and boyfriend back home. Too thrilling!
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