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Cyber Cinderella

by Christina Hopkinson · 2004

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A woman Googles her own name and finds true love in the bargain in this intelligent, funny, and heartwarming debut novel. Discovering a Web site devoted to her and the lifestyle she's certain she's not living, she searches for the mysterious admirer.

Genre
women’s fictionromancefairy tale
Themes
technology
Setting
2000sengland
Mood
light
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 288 pages

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