How To Survive Heartbreak

How To Survive Heartbreak

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At 17 years old, Marnie Crane is experiencing her first heartbreak and, as her best friend put it, it's a 'serious case'. When you're refusing to leave your room, eating double your body weight in salty snacks and smell like you haven't showered in a week (which you probably haven't), there's only one thing for it; follow the key steps engraved into the book of girl-code on how to survive heartbreak... But of course it's not that simple. Marnie will face her own problems that no book or best friend can prepare her for. And what if moving on means falling in love and having your heart broken all over again? --- In my opinion, you're never the same after a heartbreak; you rebuild yourself into a better, wiser and more confident human being. This story is full of warmth, romance and laughter but also carries all the hurt that a realistic teen-love story should have.
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Meet Avril. Two years after her parents' death and she's still struggling with her emotions towards them. When Dallas shows up at her school, Avril hates him. She immediately points out how obvious it is that he's self conceited. Her friends, however, are quick to point out that there's a thin line between love and hate. So what happens when Dallas is suddenly thrown into her life? What happens when Avril ends up spilling her life story to him and then kisses him? And this does happen more than once. Boyfriends, brothers, friends, feelings, and high school. What could go wrong?

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