My Life Undecided
“…fun and inventive take on the secret-blog concept…” –Booklist Online "MY LIFE UNDECIDED is a super-cute read.  Brooklyn constantly makes the wrong decisions, but it ultimately leads her to discovering her true self.  I loved the blend of technology with modern day.  A fun book!” –Teensreadtoo.com“You'll love it if... you want a book that you can read anywhere, from the airplane to the pool. This engaging story will grab your attention and leave you wanting more!” –Seventeen.com“My Life Undecidedis Jessica Brody's story of fifteen-year-old Brooklyn, who feels like she's never made a good decision for herself. She decides to start a blog and asks her followers to make her choices for her, only to find there are some choices no one can make for her.” –TeenVogue.com“Brody (The Karma Club) taps into a universal human desire--who, at some point, hasn't wished to surrender all responsibility for one's decisions?” –Publishers Weekly“My Life Undecided has a certain charm that will make it a popular read.” –VOYA“Brooklyn is a sympathetic protagonist with whom teens will identify. Her journey is fun to read, and decision-challenged readers will learn an important lesson about self-acceptance along the way.” –School Library JournalPraise forTHE KARMA CLUB"Equal parts fresh, funny, and engaging, The Karma Clubis the story of one girl’s attempt to speed Karma along only to discover that Karma plays by its own rules. Jessica Brody has created a witty, endearing heroine in Maddy Kasparkova—this is one YA debut you won’t want to miss!" —Alyson Noel, #1New York Timesbestselling author ofEvermoreandBlue Moon"All the fun and intrigue ofGossip Girl, with the heart of a Sarah Dessen novel and the soul of theI Ching." —Gabrielle Zevin, author ofElsewhereandMemoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac“Written with wit and panache. Readers will have fun with this one, and it might make them think a little, too.” —Booklist"The action-packed narrative builds an impressive amount of suspense for what is essentially a comic romance, and readers might learn a thing or two about Buddhist philosophy along the way." --Kirkus Reviews"The Karma Clubis exactly the book you’d want to read after getting dumped. With an effortless understanding of the teen landscape, Jessica Brody takes the classic tale of “what goes around, comes around” and crafts a fresh, funny, relatable story that proves it’s never to late to admit your mistakes and set Karma back on its natural course."  —Rosalind Wiseman,New York Timesbest-selling author ofQueen Bees & Wannabees