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Sarah Howard s first year at the university is everything and nothing she expected especially when a very cute boy named Ben in her Art History class starts to show interest in her. Sarah feels like she s an average, normal, everyday girl. So, when Ben (to whom she secretly refers as... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Sarah Hastings: Main character, story from first-person POV.
- Chel: Best friend of Sarah
- Ben: Boy in Sarah's Art History class.
- "Jesse James": An important person later, who ends up describing all of Sarah's behavior towards Ben.
- Krissy: In philosophy class with Sarah. Dubbed the "Existential Journey Girl".
Quotes edit
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“"Chocolate is my favorite food group. It's either a vegetable, because it comes out of a bean, or a fruit, because it grows on a tree. Either way, I feel very good about eating chocolate any time, any place."”
Ben -
“What is /wak/? Sometimes I hate texts.”
Sarah -
“There's more to life than--you know what? I'm not really interested in finishing that sentence anymore.”
Sarah's Inner Voice -
“He smiles down at me with those eyes--any good romance novel would call them "come-hither eyes". I am so hither.”
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after the big Christmas party with his family, at which, he assures me, he will clear my name
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First Sentence edit
Mom pulls her new toy, a talking GPS directions-thingie up close to her eyes.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Becca Wilhite (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.6
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Young AdultsAlthough there are no dirty scenes or obscenity, the story is about two college-age people falling in love. May be a bit of a far reach of an idea for younger kids.
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