"i remember." © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2015. N. A. The sequel to 'Boy' is 'Funnybones' and is available to read on my profile.

Theodore Burton was born into a family business, and he is expected to follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfather before him. But he's never really wanted to be a lawyer. Instead, he has a passion for cuisine that takes him to Paris, the City of Lights, to enroll in Europe's most elite culinary arts school. Lucile Dupont's dream is to be a chef at Le Meurice, the most opulent restaurant in all of Paris. Her reality, however, is working three jobs in order to pay for a degree in culinary arts that she can't afford. Lucile isn't ready to see her dreams crash and burn, but she knows that only a miracle can help her pay for her next term at the Paris School of Culinary Arts. Theodore is quickly realising that french cuisine is not just a skill, but an art, and he needs someone to show him the ropes. He's hopelessly clueless, a little bit charming, and he might just be the miracle Lucile desperately needs.

Just before summer starts, Lee Carter finds out he is not going to be spending the next two months home, pursuing his crush and having a blast with his friends. Instead, his mom and him are heading up to their uncle's beach house for the rest of the summer. Plus the girl next door is back and she's not like how he remembered her. Looks like Lee is going to spend his summer figuring out why she has gotten so hostile towards him as well as trying to enjoy his last high school summer. This is going to be one hell of a summer. [ © billie rose two-thousand-&-fifteen ]

Peryn Foster loves cheerleading, America's Next Top Model and camping. So, when her best friend suggests a camping trip, she eagerly accepts the offer because it's a chance to get away from her younger sisters and her mother's plans for the upcoming wedding. Ignoring the fact that her ex-boyfriend and his goofy best friend are coming along, Peryn is looking forward to the trip. What could possibly go wrong?

One summer, five kids: a fragile dreamer, a moody pessimist, an aggressive feminist, a closet homosexual, and a modern-day aristocrat. © crewneck sept. 24, 2014 - adventure #120 nov. 30, 2014 - teen fiction #334