Alex, Approximately

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Set in Seattle, this romantic mystery stars 18-year-old Birdie Lindberg, a homeschooled teen with narcolepsy. Due to her father's service in the United States Army, she grew up as a military brat, moving to a number of places and traveling extensively in Europe and the Far East. Release the Alt key after pressing the numbers on the numeric keypad to insert the Symbol into your document.

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I’m less worried about him right now, and more worried that you’re sorry you ever gave me your number and will never go out on a date with me, because now you’re thinking all my friends are trash and we really have nothing in common. Seventeen-year-old Bailey and eighteen-year-old Porter share a deep animosity for each other as coworkers at the Cove, a kitschy museum in Coronado Cove, California. But after Bailey settles in and starts a job at a quirky local museum, her mission to find her “film-buff soul mate” is sidelined as she becomes absorbed in a love-hate relationship with Porter, her arrogant, surfer coworker. It's plain to see that even though these two are opposites in a lot of ways, there are sparks between them. He races into the lobby and slides in front of the information desk, grabbing onto the edge to stop himself, wild curls flying everywhere.I hate books that are cringey, and I hate books that are pretentious, but it’s so rare for me to get the opportunity to hate one that is BOTH! c) Akarsz te is egy Bébit, párducmintás sállal és napszemüveggel, tengerparti naplementével, churróval. The author switches between the two time periods effortlessly and easily which doesn’t always happen in these kinds of books. With this keyboard shortcut, you can type the Approximately Equal symbol anywhere on your Mac computer.

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In this delightfully charming teen spin on You’ve Got Mail, the one guy Bailey Rydell can’t stand is actually the boy of her dreams–she just doesn’t know it yet. I wanted it from Jenn Bennett's name and my undying love for her other YA book, The Anatomical Shape of a Heart.An irresistible tribute to classic screwball-comedy romances that captures the ‘delicious whirling, twirling, buzzing’ of falling in love. Overall I feel like if I had read this before reading any other books by Jenn, I think I might have liked it more. The novel follows the same path as its inspiration but still tells its own version with characters the reader likes.