The Weird Disappearance of Jordan Hall

by Judie Angell

Emma and Jordan, two teenagers who dream of escaping their parents, teachers, and bosses to spend time together, find their relationship complicated by Jordan's bizarre disappearance in a magic shop stockroom, in a romantic comedy

121 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 1987

About the author

Best known for her books under the name Judie Angell, Judie Angell Gaberman (Also wrote under pseudonyms Fran Arrick and Maggie Twohill) writes novels which blend serious emotions with humorous circumstances to explore both common and unique issues that young people face--in their families, with their peers, and with authority figures. Most of Angell's protagonists are experiencing transitions, and they tend to be clever and creative in meeting the challenges involved in moving toward adulthood.

Reviews

[Catherine Mustread · Rating 3 out of 5]

Grades 4+. Emma's boyfriend becomes invisible when he steps into an old box in her father's magic shop.