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It's double trouble when Emily accidentally duplicates herself! What at first looks like the best thing to ever happen to her—two Emilys mean half as much time in school for each of them and twice the mischief, right?—soon turns sinister. Are the Emilys experiencing growing pains or is there something fundamentally...strange about them?
Again told in diary format, this second full-length novel features strong, unique first-person narrative along with Emily's signature "top 13" lists, sketches, doodles, and archival photographs.
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With her trademark black hair, black eyes, and black attitude, Emily the Strange is anticool, a subculture of one, and a follower of no one but herself. Just thirteen-years-old, Emily is a mad scientist, a cat lover, and a rock guitarist whose message to readers is that your greatest strength lies in being yourself.
In her first adventure, Emily arrives in the small, sinister town of Blackrock. Armed with only a blank notebook and a slingshot, she has no memory of how she got there, who she is, or even of her own name. The story that follows in Emily's first-person narrative is part mystery, part adventure, and wholly, delightfully strange.
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