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Review: Wish by Alexandra Bullen
Be careful what you wish for – you never know when you just might get it. At least that’s what happens when a mysterious dress shows up on the doorstep of Olivia’s new home. Her family has just moved to San Fransisco after the tragic death of her twin sister, Violet. Unfortunately for Olivia, not...
Truth or Dare AND All That Glitters by Nicole O’Dell
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READ THE FIRST CHAPTERs! Truth or Dare Scenarios—Interactive Fiction for Girls Nicole O’Dell Chapter 1 Rule the School The first bright, yellow light of day was starting to peek through the blinds covering her window. Lindsay Martin stretched and yawned as she slowly woke up. After tossing and turning much of the night, she was...
The Sweet Seasons Novels by Debbie Viguie’
I adore these books. They are light-hearted and fun and just perfect for a Sunday afternoon snuggled under the covers. I reviewed the first 2 books in the series last summer/fall and now it’s time for the final 2 books: The Winter of Candy Canes and The Spring of Candy Apples. The Winter of Candy...
Review: The Fall of Candy Corn by Debbie Viguie
Candace Thompson is back at The Zone theme park to work “Scare,” the park’s Halloween celebration. Candace worked at The Zone over the summer (The Summer of Cotton Candy) and now she’s back to help out during the Halloween holiday. Candace’s boyfriend, Kurt, works at the theme park full-time so she’s excited to be around...
Review: The Fruit of My Lipstick by Shelley Adina
I thoroughly enjoyed the first book in this YA series, It’s All About Us. This second book was more of the same – good, clean fun. (Also, check out my interview with Shelley here.) This novel focuses on Gillian Chang, the loud roommate of Lissa Mansfield that we’re introduced to book one. Gillian is a...
Review: The Miracle Girls by Anne Dayton and May Vanderbilt
The Miracle Girls is a sweet novel about second chances. Ana Dominguez has just moved to Half Moon Bay and is doing her best to fit in to her new life. Unfortunately, Riley, the most popular girl in school has singled Ana out for her own brand of high school torture. When Ana and Riley...
Review: It’s All About Us by Shelley Adina
How far is too far? That’s the question that seems to be ever in Lissa Mansfiedl’s mind since moving to San Fransisco. How far will she go to be accepted in the “in crowd?” How far is she willing to go with cute Callum McCloud? How far is she willing to bend to get along...
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