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How To Meet Cute Boys

- This is the first book to be formatted with magazine-style articles and quizzes, which are interspersed throughout the novel. HOW TO MEET CUTE BOYS contains all the content from your favorite periodicals, and also features a special two-color design, lending it the look and feel of a women's magazine.- Titles about single women surviving the urban dating scene are an enormously popular genre as demonstrated by the bestselling success of "Good in Bed by Jennifer Weiner (Pocket, 2001), "Mr. Maybe by Jane Green (Broadway, 2001), and "Sex and the City by Candace Bushnell (Warner, 1997), which has sold close to 260,000 trade paperback copies.- Currently the west coast editor at "Elle, Deanna Kizis is a well-connected author whose work has appeared in "Harper's Bazaar, Details, Premiere, Entertainment Weekly, People, Cosmopolitan, Nylon, and "Variety, among others.

Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 304 pages

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