Synopsis
After robbing a convenience store at gunpoint, 16-year-old Dallas is sentenced to six months in a Girl's Rehabilitation Center.

In an attempt to please her friends, sixteen-year-old Dallas goes along with their plan to rob a convenience store and when her father refuses to allow her to come home, she is sentenced to six months in the Girls' Rehabilitation Center.

Details
Publication Date:	2001-09-01
Series:	Aerial Fiction
Edition Description:	Reprint

Size
Length:	181 pages
Height:	7.0 in
Width:	4.3 in
Thickness:	0.5 in
Weight:	3.2 oz

Publisher's Note
Seventeen-year-old Dallas loves the rush of doing wild and crazy things, but after she is caught robbing a convenience store, her father sends her to the Girls' Rehabilitation Center, where Dallas meets an assortment of "bad" girls, forcing her to face the reality of her life and behavior. Reprint.

Industry Reviews
"With enough of a pulpy edge to attract readers' interest and enough solid writing to keep it, this will go over well with those who enjoy melodramas with a gloss of respectability."
Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books - Deborah Stevenson (12/19/1998)

"Ferris subtly and skillfully divines slim hope and a glimmer of choice from the necessarily weighted stories of the girls on the inside, making for a compelling read."
Kahlenberg