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    Kissing Brendan Callahan

    By Susan Amesse

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    Like many girls who read, Sarah wants to be a writer -- a best-selling author of romances. Her plan is to enter a local teen writing contest to be judged by romance writer Antonia DeMarco (author of Enraptured Thorns in My Heart) and win first place by dazzling Antonia with her passionate and soulful writing. What could go wrong? Mom won't let Sarah enter the contest, that's what. Then along comes Brendan Callahan, a rule-breaking boy she has never liked. Will Sarah let Brendan teach her to stand up for herself?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateApr 21, 2015
    ISBN9781626723962
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    Kissing Brendan Callahan
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    Susan Amesse

    Susan Amesse grew up on Staten Island, where she still lives with her husband, Tom. When not writing, she likes to pursue her creativity in dance, travel, gardening, decorating, planning special events, and thinking about someday learning how to play the dulcimer.

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    • 4/5
      This is a really good book. i would recommend it to girls bcuz its a little romantic. its a quick read but its really good. its not as gooey as the title suggests so if u dont like romantic books its still really good.