Bücher von Janice Nye

The rug had been pulled out from under Anna's feet. Her world had been turned upside down, she wasn't wanted on her degree course, her family wanted her bedroom for her brother's girlfriend's twins and her best friend told her she never wanted to see her again. She headed off, alone, in her Mark 1 Mini into the unknown. Taking temporary work to supplement her savings she managed to support herself whilst trying to decide what to do next. She also met a lot of people who seemed to be in greater need of help than she did. Helping them sort their problems enabled Anna to find her own place in the scheme of things.

For all its shortcomings, the Polytechnic was a rest from home and when Anna returned for her second year it felt as though she'd never been away. However, the next day, when she and her friend Susan went to enrol they found out that nothing was the same. The task of organising the course had been passed on to the Polytechnic's temperamental mainframe computer and it wasn't doing a good job of it. Worse than that, none of the lecturers saw anything wrong in the syllabus it produced. However they did see a problem with Susan and Anna questioning them going along with computer's interpretation of the course and with the fact that they wouldn't just let it lie.