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Savvy Girl
by Lynn Messina
won from Stop, Drop and Read
Chrissy Gibbons can't believe her luck. She landed a coveted summer internship at her favorite magazine, Savvy. She is befriended by the glamorous fashion editor Jessica and her crush on Michael the gorgeous college guy may turn into something more. But her biggest desire is to win the competition to be Savvy's first teen columnist. The problem is that between going to parties with Jessica and thinking of ways to charm Michael she hasn't come up with a topic for her column. During this exciting summer in New York City she struggles to balance her ambitions with her fun. Chrissy is living life in the fast lane...does she have what it takes to keep up?
Thank You For All Things
by Sandra Kring
won from Stark Raving Bibliophile
At eleven, Lucy McGowan knows she'll be a psychologist when she grows up. And her quirky and conflicted family provide plenty of opportunity to practice. Now Lucy, her "profoundly gifted" twin brother, Milo, her commitment-phobic mother, and her New Age grandmother are leaving Chicago to care for her dying grandfather in Wisconsin. In the rural town Lucy believes she will find the missing pieces to the puzzle of her past and possibly the truth about her missing father. But she discovers so much more - lessons in love and forgiveness that the adults around her will need help remembering if their family is ever to find peace and embrace the future.
A Reading Round-Up
19 hours ago
Love the new mailbox image! Too cute. These books sound really good. Hope you have a great week and happy reading. Later, BC.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed Thank You for All Things; hope you like it too.
ReplyDeleteI read THANK YOU FOR ALL THINGS a few years ago. It's a wonderful book - hope you enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteBoth of those books look good to me!
ReplyDeleteSavvy Girl was really cute...hope you like it!
ReplyDeleteThey both sound good, and I hope you enjoy them.
ReplyDelete--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric