The beautifully repackaged eighth title in Jean Ure’s acclaimed series of humorous and poignant stories, about making wishes come true. "I'm your fairy godmother!" Annie sprang off the bed and did a little twirl. "I'm the one who makes you dreams come true!" Annie's arranged an amazing birthday present for her best friend, Megan. She's surfed the Net, made the contacts, and it's all sorted! Now all they need to do is to escape from Annie's bossy older sister, because a secret meeting wouldn't be the same if it wasn't, well secret…
Had her first book published while still in high school, then studied theater at Webber-Douglas in London. Her most well-known work is the Point Crime novel Dance with Death. Others include Plague 99, After the Plague (previously "Come Lucky April"), Big Tom, Family Fan Club and Shrinking Violet, as well as the fantasy The Wizard In the Woods.
Today, Ure is very popular with British female teenage readers with novels such as Shrinking Violet, Family Fan Club and Passion Flower.
Ure has also translated Danish writer Sven Hassel's WWII novels to English.
I read this book as a child and it taught me more than any cyber-awareness lecture. I’ve been trying to find it again for years! Was a bit overwhelming at the time, but I liked it.
So, at the beginning, I thought I might not like it but read on, and really, I loved it 😍. This is like a life lesson, NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS ON THE INTERNET!
This book was very funny. i rate it 2 because it wasn't really my type except for the comedy. Megan and Annie are two best friends who are dying to meet the favorite author. Harriet chance. but they are not allowed to go on chat rooms. one day they break their promise and go on the chat room to talk to their author.but as they decide to meet each other they realize something odd about her. she looks so different. is this her? or is it not? (they realize that this is not her it is another person acting like Harriet chance)
it was funny when they realized they got tricked by the fake Harriet chance.
Never read this one before. Quite enjoyed it. All about the dangers of chatrooms (very early 00s!) and how people you meet online might not be who they say they are. Refreshingly, the 2 girls in this aren't going to meet up with a boy who turns out to be a 40 year old creep, but one of the characters favourite authors who turns out to be a bit of a nutty woman instead...