Confessions of a Teenage Psychic

By: Pamela Woods-Jackson

Narrated by: Kathryn Huettel

Caryn Alderson just wants to be a normal teenager. Moving from Houston to Indianapolis and trying to make new friends is hard enough, but when she meets Quince Adams, Rosslyn High School's star athlete, she wants more than friendship.

Unfortunately, two obstacles stand in her way: Quince's girlfriend, cheerleader Kensington Marlow, and Caryn's uncle Omar.

So what's the problem? Kensington's cheating on Quince, and Uncle Omar died in Vietnam at age 20!

Imagine hearing voices, seeing spirits no one else can see, and knowing things about people they never told you. No wonder Quince and all her new friends think she's weird!

Then, just when Caryn thinks her psychic abilities are under wraps, her friend Megan blurts out the truth on television. Can Caryn finally admit her secret and just be herself? Does she really have a choice?

©2009 Pamela Woods-Jackson (P)2018 Pamela Woods-Jackson

teenage angst holy crap

psychic, or busybody, time will tell.
despite all the going on and on and on about a subject and yummy like till you're ready to puke but I actually enjoyed this story

Short and cute YA novel

Our main character Caryn is a typical teen trying to fit in and make new friends at a new school but with the ability (and sometimes the complication) of seeing and hearing spirits. She just wants to not be the weird person and to catch the eye of the the cute boy that she wants to turn into more than just a friend. I enjoyed this story but you there is the typical teenage angst so sometimes the character seemed annoying. This was just perfect to describe the point of view of a teenage girl and so very appropriate. The narrator was the perfect voice for the character and I hope there a series is to as there is great potential to continue Caryn's adventures and the narrator would be a great pick to continue as Caryn.