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    Jacked Up

    By Erica Sage

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    About this ebook

  • Debut novel!

  • Realistic fiction is in! Realistic fiction with a surreal edge is on the rise! Like John Green and A.S. King, Erica Sage is writing in a genre that teens are demanding more and more of.

  • Laugh-out-loud funny: Humor is in high demand in the YA market, and it’s not easy to find a writer who really nails it. But like bestselling author Tim Federle, Erica Sage is a natural at making readers laugh. Nick’s voice is laugh-out-loud funny, and the absurdity of the camp’s iconic figures with have readers in hysterics.

  • Teens are fascinated by Jesus Camp. The ongoing popularity of movies like Saved! and the documentary Jesus Camp shows that the horror and hilarity of Christian fanaticism is the subject of perennial fascination. Jacked Up harnesses all that morbid interest into a story that’s every bit as outrageous and funny as you might expect.

  • But Christians won't be put off. Jacked Up is, at the end of the day, deeply respectful of people’s religious beliefs. Only an author like Erica, who’s spent years as a Christian camp chaperone, could pull off this perfect balance of sharply funny satire and meaningful meditation on what it means to believe.

  • The author is ready to promote! Erica has created a robust plan to market herself and her book, including arranging a blog tour, setting up events, securing blurbs and Amazon reviews, creating her own mailing list, and developing common core resources for educators.
    • LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky Pony Press
    Release dateJun 5, 2018
    ISBN9781510730069
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    Jacked Up
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    Erica Sage

    Erica Sage is an English teacher and writer who lives in Washington state with her two sons. When not reading and writing, she loves to hike around Mount Rainier and travel whenever and wherever—whether it’s packing up and heading to a new country, or just climbing into the car for a road trip. Jacked Up is her debut novel.

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