Book Description

Genny is no ordinary genie. She¹s been thirteen years old for over a thousand years, helping other thirteen-year-olds with their problems. But dealing with a millennium of crushes, sibling rivalries, and bad hair days hasn¹t always been easy! Take the case of Nadia, for instance. She¹s new in town and totally unpopular with everybody ­ including the boy of her dreams. It should be a simple problem for Genny to solveŠ but what happens when the boy of Nadia¹s dreams is also the boy of Genny¹s dreams? ... Read more

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Just when you think popularity is everything........
This book can really teach you a thing or too about popularity. Nadia just moved to a new town. Different from her old New York city life, she is shunned away from popularity from her "strange styles". Just when she feels she`s had enough, she meets Genny who happens to be a genie. Thinking she`s now going to join the popularity with her new genie, she has a more confident attitude. But then she learns popularity isn`t everything. She now has to choose between her nerdy, but true cousin Frieda, and the popular girls......and there`s a cute boy between everything!!

Fun reading
Genny is a genie.She lives in a bottle called Throttle,and it is very plush inside that bottle.When escaping from an angry wizard,Genny had little choice but to be zapped into a genie,and now she has been alive,granting wishes for about 300 years.But the twist is that she can't actually use magic to do this.She pretty much has to plan things out,and wishers don't always get exactly what they want.But they always end up happy,that's Genny's own breed of magic!!This time she's helping Nadia,a girl who wants to be noticed.Plenty of fun to read.

Genny is the best!!
I love this book so much! It's funny and it teaches you life lessons in the process. Genny's like the best friend i never had. She messes up and she's not afraid to admit it! I can't wait to read the other two books. They should be good cause Kristen Kemp is an amazing writer. keep up the good job!

The best book
I love this book!The story is so interesting.You really can get involved in the story and never want to stop.Once you start reading,you wish you could read it all day.Every chance I had to read,I would pick it up.Wether it was while I was in school,going somewhere,waiting for something,or just a second,it would help me understand the story some more.I even learned some new words.I recemend this book to anyone who loves a good story.I started reading these books because my friend gave me one.I loved it so much,I asked my mom if I could get the whole series.These books are great!

Relates to real life! (almost)
I think Genie in a Bottle is a great book, and even though I haven't read the other ones yet, I can tell their all going to be good! The girl in the book, Nadia, is like other people out there who feel left out and this book could help them fell more confident! ... Read more

Book Description

Andrew thinks he has one big love problem, but really, he has three - MacKenzie, Jane, and Genny. MacKenzie is the ultra-cool girl he¹s crushing on.Jane is the best friend who¹s unfortunately crushing on him.And Genny is the genie who¹s supposed to make Andrew the boy of MacKenzie¹s dreams, But things with Genny never work out exactly as planned, and soon Andrew¹s life is totally out of control. ... Read more

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This book was grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat!
I thought this book was good because this book can relate to kids now & this book is easy to read.

Poor Andrew......
I loved this book. I so wish I could be Genny. She sounds like a cool, hip person. My fave part was when Andrew gets a crush on Genny. She was so frantic! If you like Genny in a Bottle, you should read this book. ... Read more

Book Description

When it comes to her family, Sophie doesn¹t really fit in.Her parents don¹t understand her, and her non-identical twin sister, Jess, gets away with everything.Sophie needs some serious help ­ and gets it in the form of Genny, the world¹s coolest genie.There¹s just one hitch ­ Jess also has a genie on her side, and this genie just happens to be Genny¹s mega-enemy, Rebecca.What was once a bit of sibling rivalry is quickly turning into a genuine genie brawl. Who thought genies would fight worse than sisters? ... Read more

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Girls Will Love It
I loved this book. It was so intresting to hear how Genny helped poor Sophie. I liked how the author made different points of view from the characters. Once I started the book, I couldn't put it down! It was really cool. I reccomend this book to every girl who reads this. I think this is a beginning of a good series. Like my title stated, girls will love this book.
I also liked hearing about Genny's genie enemy, Rebecca from Texas. She was mean, but I think it was kinda cool that we were from the same state. ... Read more

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Molly and Marina have been best friends for as long as they can remember. They have always shared everything, from clothes to secrets. Now they¹re sharing something nobody else has ­ their very own genie!Genny isn¹t used to having two masters. And when Molly and Marina¹s friendship turns into a feud , Genny¹s caught right in the middle. It was hard enough granting wishes to two friends. Granting wishes to two enemies is much worse! ... Read more

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one of the best
This time,Genny the Genie is stuck with two wishers,who are fighting,driving her crazy!

A Really Good Book
I think this book was better than the first one(don't get me wrong because the first one was good too). If you have a best friend that has been your best friend for a long time then you can relate. I think a lot of other people will like this book too. I think Kristen Kemp is a very good writer! I can't wait to read number three!!!:) ... Read more

Amazon.com

Ready for a little magic in your life? How about a lot? Three excitingpaperbacks--The Power of Two(T*Witches, 1), Circles inthe Stream (Avalon, 1), and How to Become Popular Without LosingYour Mind (Genny in a Bottle, 1)--have been packaged together to createa perfect introduction to three popular novel sequences. In H.B. Gilmour andRandi Reisfeld's T*Witches series, twin witches, separated at birth, join theirmystical powers for double trouble. Shelly Roberts's Avalon sequence bringstogether three girls in an unlikely partnership: to use their magical powers tosave wildlife in a mysterious secret world. And in Kristen Kemp's Genny in aBottle series, a thousand-year-old genie happens also to be a somewhat normalteenage girl. The first titles in each of these series will enchant youngreaders, drawing them into strange--yet familiar--worlds of magic. (Ages 9 to13) ... Read more