Now, here’s hoping we’ll keep you entertained this fall, too.

Bits of Scandinavian culture lace Selforss ( Saving Juliet ) smalltown America. And we both keep each other highly entertained. When Vincent starts dating Heidi, daughter of the owner of Java Heaven, the friends have a falling out. Rainier with her, but I’ll cross the ocean in a rowboat (we’ve done something darned close to that!). We also share a love of reading and a sense of adventure. So, you may be wondering, what the heck do we have in common? The same thing most girlfriends do: love of family, loyalty to friends, delight in finding a great new recipe, an addiction to chick flicks, What Not to Wear, and anything chocolate. never reach an agreement on how to do it. If locked in a room and left to solve the world’s problems we would. Saving Juliet Suzanne Selfors New York: Walker & Co, 2009 Genre: Young adult, romance, light (very light) fantasy Interest level: age 10+ (do elementary-age girls like to read romance) AR level: 4.5 I saw this at the library and picked it up because I had such fun reading The Juliet Club. Read the best books by Suzanne Selfors and check out reviews of books and quotes from the works Coffeehouse Angel, Saving Juliet, The Sweetest Spell. I could happily spend hours playing all kinds of goofy parlor games. I’m an out of shape blob who dreams of someday conquering the bunny slope. Selfors ( To Catch a Mermaid ) injects an angst-ridden 17-year-old Manhattan actress into Shakespeares star-crossed romance, yielding hilarious and often. Secretly, Mimi wished to become a doctor and live in Los Angeles. The protagonist, Mimi Wallingford, had been fulfilling her destiny to become a live actress on Broadway, as her family did before. She’s totally fit and is a fearless skier. In the novel Saving Juliet, by Suzanne Selfors, the repeating theme of following the family culture leads to horrific endings.

at first glance Miz Wiggs and I might look like polar opposites. Since we moved out to our little lake I haven’t seen as much of Susan as I used to, so I’m looking forward to some serious hang-out time and hoping lots of readers will come hang with us and find out what our new books have in common.

Saving Juliet by Suzanne Selfors