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  Notes from the Teenage Underground (Paperback) By (author) Simmone Howell

  

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  Short Description for Notes from the Teenage UndergroundTaking their anti-social edge one step further, seventeen year old Gem and her friends Mira and Lo have decided to go 'underground'. Their activities will be 'extreme', 'anti-establishment', 'avant-garde' and 'debauched'. For all the promise of the group, Underground seems a dark place to be.
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  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
  • Published: 02 July 2007
  • Format: Paperback 352 pages
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  • Categories: Fiction | General
  • ISBN 13: 9780747585121 ISBN 10: 0747585121
  • Sales rank: 123,015

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• Taking their anti-social edge one step further, seventeen year old Gem and her friends Mira and Lo have decided to go 'underground'. Their activities will be 'extreme', 'anti-establishment', 'avant-garde' and 'debauched'. While Gem makes an underground film and Mira sets about pursuing 'boys-without-barcodes' no one knows what it is that Lo - the most subversive of the three - has planned. But in the back of her mind, Gem's worried. She feels the balance of the trio's friendship is always weighted against her. And as the weeks draw closer to Christmas, appearances start to deceive and relationships flounder. For all the promise of the group, Underground seems a dark place to be. It will take great films, bad poetry and a pantheon of inspirational guides - from Andy Warhol to Germaine Greer - to help Gem work out the true meaning of friendship, where family fits in, and that the best parts of life aren't always underground.