Clara lost her job, she is living on her brother's couch, and she is reduced to cleaning out abandoned storage lockers to make some money, and as if they weren't bad enough, somehow she ends up at the beck and call of famous movie star, Caspian Tiddleswhich, as his fake girlfriend. That last part would be great if Caspian weren't so pompous and demanding. However, there may be another side to Caspian, and Clara might find herself falling for him for real. This is a really amusing and sweet book. It is a great for a light summer read. For more see our previous post Tips for Tuesday - Books: Crashing the A-List. Enter to win a copy below:
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I haven't read it yet but based on the title Summer Hours sounds like a good one.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of that one, but thanks for the recommendation and for visiting Says Me Says Mom.
Deleteanything by Sarah Dessen!
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My girls love Sarah Dessen too. Thanks for visiting Says Me Says Mom and for your comment.
DeleteEverybody needs to read Charlotte's Web and if you've already read it do it again. My granddaughters love me to read it to them.
ReplyDeleteYes, that is a grat book. We agree. Thanks for visiting Says Me Says Mom and for your comment.
DeleteI would recommend The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison.
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DeleteI'm currently reading Live from New York and really enjoying it! Finally up to my favorites in the 90s!
ReplyDeleteI really want to read that! Thanks for visiting Says Me Says Mom and your comment.
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