The Rites & Wrongs of Janice Wills (Hardcover)

from lilibrarian

Janice is a gangly high-school junior who considers herself an anthropologist and spends her time observing and classifying her classmates. She has entered her hometown's Miss Livermush contest as an observer, but starts to realize that she needs to get involved to have friends and to grow.

from ilikethesebooks

The premise of this novel immediately interested me. I've always said that anthropology would be an awesome job... not a job for me, but I find people in general very interesting. Especially how different cultures can seem so unique, but at the core, most share the same values and archetypal role...

from emily.s

I loved this book! Janice is so funny and very relatable. This book definitely depicts life in a small town perfectly!

from kmjanek

VOYA Rating: 5Q4P Highly Recommended The story starts with a letter written by the main character, Janice Wills, to the Editor of Current Anthropology. Janice wants to be published as an anthropologist. She states that she does not have a PhD yet, but that she is in the National Honor Society and...

from kmjanek

VOYA Rating: 5Q4P Highly Recommended The story starts with a letter written by the main character, Janice Wills, to the Editor of Current Anthropology. Janice wants to be published as an anthropologist. She states that she does not have a PhD yet, but that she is in the National Honor Society and...