The Girls of Fall

B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree

 

In the era of blue eyeshadow, body glitter, and Axe, seventeen-year-old Sophia Salvatore starts her junior year with one goal: get a boyfriend.

 

She's an award-winning varsity athlete and the best friend of Bridget James—the most popular girl in school. That should make it easy, right?

 

Right. Except snagging the catch of their class turns out to be the easy part. Keeping him proves harder. 

 

Especially when her dad comes back into her life—sober and saved—wanting to resume a father-daughter relationship and lecture about boys. Especially when she can't untangle the ambivalent feelings about her first boyfriend. Especially when a rift begins forming between her and Bridget that she can't explain.

It's only after their friendship finally, and publicly, implodes that Bridget reveals a secret that could change both of their lives.

 

The girls of fall have an important decision to make: will they start their senior year together or fractured apart?

 

A funny, gritty, and fierce coming-of-age story with an authentic voice, The Girls of Fall is the nostalgic, perfectly angsty romp through the early aughts you didn't know you needed.

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The Girls of Fall

B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree

 

In the era of blue eyeshadow, body glitter, and Axe, seventeen-year-old Sophia Salvatore starts her junior year with one goal: get a boyfriend.

 

She's an award-winning varsity athlete and the best friend of Bridget James—the most popular girl in school. That should make it easy, right?

 

Right. Except snagging the catch of their class turns out to be the easy part. Keeping him proves harder. 

 

Especially when her dad comes back into her life—sober and saved—wanting to resume a father-daughter relationship and lecture about boys. Especially when she can't untangle the ambivalent feelings about her first boyfriend. Especially when a rift begins forming between her and Bridget that she can't explain.

It's only after their friendship finally, and publicly, implodes that Bridget reveals a secret that could change both of their lives.

 

The girls of fall have an important decision to make: will they start their senior year together or fractured apart?

 

A funny, gritty, and fierce coming-of-age story with an authentic voice, The Girls of Fall is the nostalgic, perfectly angsty romp through the early aughts you didn't know you needed.

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The Girls of Fall

The Girls of Fall

by Jessica Minyard
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B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree

 

In the era of blue eyeshadow, body glitter, and Axe, seventeen-year-old Sophia Salvatore starts her junior year with one goal: get a boyfriend.

 

She's an award-winning varsity athlete and the best friend of Bridget James—the most popular girl in school. That should make it easy, right?

 

Right. Except snagging the catch of their class turns out to be the easy part. Keeping him proves harder. 

 

Especially when her dad comes back into her life—sober and saved—wanting to resume a father-daughter relationship and lecture about boys. Especially when she can't untangle the ambivalent feelings about her first boyfriend. Especially when a rift begins forming between her and Bridget that she can't explain.

It's only after their friendship finally, and publicly, implodes that Bridget reveals a secret that could change both of their lives.

 

The girls of fall have an important decision to make: will they start their senior year together or fractured apart?

 

A funny, gritty, and fierce coming-of-age story with an authentic voice, The Girls of Fall is the nostalgic, perfectly angsty romp through the early aughts you didn't know you needed.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940165422041
Publisher: Centurion Books
Publication date: 11/14/2021
Sold by: Draft2Digital
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 914,137
File size: 1 MB
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