Reject High
Brian Thompson
(Author)
Description
Normal is overrated After his latest fight, Jason Champion is sent to a rundown alternative school, nicknamed -Reject High.- Fine by him, except a girl named Cherish died there under strange circumstances. . . Cherish's only friend, Rhapsody Lowe, shows him a crystal that turns her invisible. Jason tries one on and he jumps over a city. Their classmates, Sasha and Selby, see Jason and Rhapsody in action and receive crystals of their own. They keep a low profile until Jason discovers they are being studied by people they trust. With eleven days until Reject High is destroyed, Jason and his friends must dodge their pursuers, solve the mystery of Cherish's death, and save their power source from falling into the wrong hands. The first installment in a multi-book series, Reject High combines engaging characters inside of a page-turning, breathtaking adventure.Product Details
Price
$11.95
$10.99
Publisher
Great Nation Publishing
Publish Date
June 13, 2013
Pages
270
Dimensions
5.51 X 0.61 X 8.5 inches | 0.76 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780989105606
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About the Author
Brian Thompson, MSc in Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK, is a nutritionist with over 30 years of international development experience. He is Senior Nutrition Officer in the Nutrition and Consumer Protection Division of FAO dealing with Nutrition Security and Policy. Working initially for ICRC, WFP and UNICEF with the NGO community in Asia over five years, he led nutrition surveys, provided clinical treatment, designed and evaluated emergency relief and recovery programs including feeding programs, supported health prevention and promotion activities and coordinated the provision of comprehensive humanitarian aid to refugees and other vulnerable communities. He joined FAO Headquarters in Rome in 1987 and advises Member Countries on the development and implementation of policies, strategies and plans of action for promoting and improving food and nutrition security in both emergency and development contexts.
