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Jessa can't believe she stumbled in on her boyfriend Sean with Natalie "the Boob Job" Stone. To make matters worse this happens just three days before the drama club's trip to Italy.
Jessa won't let her jerk of an ex ruin a trip she'd been saving and looking forward to.
Then her friend Carissa gives her some envelopes, each one with instructions on how to get over Sean. Jessa is up to it. But then she finds that unlike a well rehearsed script, life has it own surprises. Instructions for a Broken Heart is a refreshing tale set in the lush backdrop of Italy with characters that are unforgettable.
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Larkin Pace dreams of being the next great filmmaker. He loves watching old time movies and repeating lines from them. If only his relationship with his long time friend Brooke was as easy. Add to that the challenge of being fourteen. When his English teacher gives his class an assigment to maintain a personal blog, Larkin records just how challenging life is. The Accidental Genius of Weasel High is the perfect book for Wimpy Kid fans who are now in high school. It's also a great book for those reluctant readers who love hilarious stories with a hero they can relate with.
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Frances' whole life has been mapped out for her. She needs to get good grades, go to Berkeley and become a doctor so she can help out her mother. Frances doesn't question her path until she ends up in a speech class and finds that she's a natural at debate and public speaking. She knows she should drop the class but finds she doesn't want to. She ends up hiding this from her mother who considers speech 'fluff'. Along the way Frances starts to question what she wants out of life even if that disrupts her mother's ambitions for her. Bitter Melon is an incredible tale that is sure to inspire readers.
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Looks like a good one.