Loved itthey are pretty much in their teenage years for most of this book but it's a very good book and i just enjoy it and i usually go back to this book so i highly recommend it
Turnabout (2000)
Others: Positive After secretly receiving injections at the age of 100 that are meant to reverse the aging process, Melly and Anny Beth grow younger until, as teenagers, they try to find a guardian to take care of them as they return to infancy.
- ISBN:
- 9781416936534
- Length:
- 223 pages
Genres: science fiction, young adult
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