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326 pp.
| Simon Pulse
| August, 2015
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TradeISBN 978-1-4424-7452-9$17.99
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PaperISBN 978-1-4424-7451-2$9.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-4424-7453-6
(3)
YA
Superlatives series.
Perpetual flirt and seemingly directionless class clown Sawyer and high-strung, Ivy League–bound Kaye see beyond their labels when they start spending time together. They challenge each other in all the best ways, and suddenly both are reassessing their priorities and their futures--much to the chagrin of Kaye's toxic ex-boyfriend and her demanding mother. Another widely appealing romance from Echols.
304 pp.
| Simon Pulse
| January, 2015
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TradeISBN 978-1-4424-7449-9$17.99
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PaperISBN 978-1-4424-7448-2$9.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-4424-7450-5
(3)
YA
Superlatives series.
When wild Brody and straight-laced Harper are voted "Perfect Couple That Never Was," they start spending time together to see just what it is that their classmates were thinking. What could be a shallow and clichéd story of opposites attracting instead explores labels and delves deeply into the characters' complicated lives. This entertaining, sexy installment of Echols's Superlatives series can stand alone.
319 pp.
| Simon Pulse
| May, 2014
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TradeISBN 978-1-4424-7446-8$17.99
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PaperISBN 978-1-4424-7445-1$9.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-4424-7447-5
(3)
YA
Superlatives series.
When Will moves to town, Tia hooks up with him that first night. She's not into serious dating and prefers making out with no obligations, but something about Will makes that attitude hard to uphold. Realistic protagonist Tia, brainy yet committed to her role as class flirt, comes to satisfying self-realizations in this entertaining, readable series-opener.