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| After |
| What if you didn’t get a chance to say good-bye? |
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| “[After's] lessons about family, friendship, loss, and the enduring power of love should stick with readers.” – Publishers Weekly
“The various reactions to grief depicted are real and can serve as a guide for other teen survivors and the adults in their lives…[a] heartfelt story.” – Kirkus Reviews |
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| Italian for Beginners |
| A Roman Holiday-meets-Bridget Jones’s Diary tale of a woman who travels to Rome in search of love — and winds up finding herself instead. |
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| “This vivid, sparkling story is sure to turn your next staycation into a fast-paced and fun Roman holiday.” – Alison Pace, author of City Dog
“Reading Kristin Harmel is like going on vacation with your best friend – an escape to good times, big laughs, exciting discoveries, and fun, fun, fun!” – Lynda Curnyn, author of Killer Summer |
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| The Art of French Kissing |
| How do you say, ‘So many men, so little time,’ in French? |
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| “Kristin Harmel is a charming, gifted and hilarious storyteller. Paris never sparkled so bright as it does in the pages of THE ART OF FRENCH KISSING.” — Laura Caldwell, author of The Good Liar.
“The Art of French Kissing is like a bottle of champagne: overflowing with bubbly fun, filled with delicious romance and madcap adventures, and, toujours, intoxicating with the magic of Paris. You’ll drink it down in one glamorous gulp.” — Julia Holden, author of One Dance in Paris. |
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| When You Wish |
| What would you do if everyone in the world knew you – but you realized you’d never really known yourself? |
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| “Harmel draws Star as a normal girl with an unusual life, allowing her readers to see themselves in her character. . . . Fun for girls who wish they were stars.” – Kirkus Reviews
“[T]his entertaining book comes down to earth when Star feels compelled to learn what it’s like to be ‘normal.’” – Parade magazine |
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| The Blonde Theory |
| Do gentlemen really prefer blondes? |
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| “With a smart heroine willing to date as a bona fide ditz, there are plenty of laugh-out-loud moments . . . The true joy comes when Harper drops the silly blonde act and gives the shallow men she meets a piece of her mind.” — Romantic Times
“Rush out and pick this one up. You’ll be glad you did. So entertaining, I wouldn’t be surprised if this one ends up on the big screen.” – NightsandWeekends.com |
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| How to Sleep With a Movie Star |
| A contemporary tale of Cinderella-meets-Notting Hill in this tale of a regular woman who wakes up in bed with the hottest actor in the world. |
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| “Hilarious, star-studded and deliciously entertaining!” — Sarah Mlynowski, bestselling author of Milkrun and Monkey Business.
“Kristin Harmel’s fabulous book . . . captivated us.” — Complete Woman magazine |
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