Here´s looking at you
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| Titel |
Here´s looking at you
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| Verfasserangabe |
Mhairi McFarlane
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| Verlag | |
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London
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| Umfang |
432 Seiten
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| ISBN13 |
978-0-00-755947-3
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What if the last person you wanted to see was the person you needed? Here's Looking At You is, in essence, an ugly duckling tale. Our heroine Anna returns to school after fifteen years for a reunion. School doesn't hold happy memories for her, as being a roly poly Italian (known as the Italian Galleon), and always armed with a Tupperware full of pungent Mediterranean food, she was bullied incessantly throughout her years there.Now in her 30s, Anna wants to put the past behind her once and for all and face up to the bullies who made her life hell. But she is much-changed from the girl she once was ¿ all curves and because I'm worth it hair ¿ and no one recognizes her when she arrives. Losing her cool, she backs out on her plan for revenge and slinks off, hoping never to be reminded of her years at school again.But fate gets in the way, and after the reunion her path keeps crossing with James ¿ major hunk and Anna's big crush back at school. But alas, as a crony to the bullies, Anna to this day believes that his beautiful exterior hides an ugly interior. As they continue to cross paths a love/hate relationship ensues until eventually something shifts, and they both start to discover what the person underneath is really like¿ Full of laugh out loud humor, Here's Looking At You is a novel about facing your demons and being happy with who you really are.
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