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Kaori O'Connor - The 1978 Fashion Guide, Coronet Books, 1978, PaperbacksKaori O'Connor The 1978 Fashion Guide, Coronet Books, 1978, Paperbacks Paperback in fair condition. Foxing on covers. Creased spine and bumped ends. Corners bumped. Foxing on page edges. Tanning on leaves. Firm text. Weight 185g. Pages 360.
Kaori O'Connor - The 1978 Fashion Guide, Coronet Books, 1978, Paperbacks
Paperback in fair condition. Foxing on covers. Creased spine and bumped ends. Corners bumped. Foxing on page edges. Tanning on leaves. Firm text.
Weight 185g. Pages 360.
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★★★★★ 3
Young adult wlw romance
Format: Kindle
Picked this one up spontaneously. It's a cute YA romance between Murphy, a lesbian trying to pass her accounting class, and an old highschool classmate, Ellie. Ellie has glamped up into an artsy bisexual just trying to convince her mom to splurge on grad school in NYC. When they run into each other at a bar, they find out they can help each other after discovering Ellie's mom is Murphy's professor! it's fake dating and one night to forever 😍 there's no spice but tons of humor! The characters read their age, young, disorganized, semi toxic. More of a young adult read.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Fun, but predictable romance!
Format: Kindle
Nice but predictable romance with many laugh out loud parts! I enjoyed reading as it held my attention and moved at a great pace.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Used it as an advent calendar- 25 chapters
Format: Paperback
Bought this as an advent book to do with my daughter that doesn’t live with me. Good book too!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Cute holiday fake dating book
Format: Paperback
This is a quick and easy fake-dating holiday sapphic romance. It did feel a bit rushed, but the characters in the book are all likeable. Ellie and Murphy are our main characters. You also get to see that struggle of when you are an adult, but you don’t quite have life figured out and some still treat you like a kid. Well, some of us are well past the age of the characters in this book and still look around for an adult. So, that part is relatable.
There were parts where the book did feel clunky. I still enjoyed the book, and it was a nice break from some of my darker reads. Especially going into the holidays. I would classify this as new adult romance.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Brave and moving
Format: Kindle
What a perfect Christmas story! I finished it a few days ago and I'm still thinking about the characters, how well-done the story was, and how the author managed to make me feel like I was right there in Illinois with Murphy as we followed her holiday adventures. Murphy just wants to pass the accounting class she's struggling in so that she can join her best friend, Kat, at the college they've always dreamed of attending. Kat is already there, living her best life, while Murphy had to stay behind in their small hometown. Murphy has made the best of a bad situation, becoming a marketing sensation for the coffee shop she works at, but she misses Kat and all the plans they had. When Kat's long-awaited visit home for the holidays takes an unexpected turn--she's brought her boyfriend home with her--Murphy feels even worse than before, until she runs into a former classmate who has a plan that will help them both.
Ellie needs Murphy to pretend to be her girlfriend for a family dinner. In return, if Murphy can impress Ellie's mom, who happens to be Kat's accounting professor at community college, maybe Murphy will pass that difficult class after all. The only problem? The girls didn't expect for real feelings for form. And Murphy didn't count on having fights with Kat. Or for everything to get a whole lot more complicated.
I just loved this book. Murphy is someone I think a lot of queer girls will identify with and my heart ached for her at more than one point. Meanwhile, Ellie is a likeable enough love interest with a story of her own. I felt the very real chemistry between them and the pining, too. It was clear right from the start that there could be something there, if only they were both brave enough to take the chance right in front of them. At its core a story about growing up, navigating the dynamics of a changing friendship, and accepting unexpected blessings, I'll Get Back to You is a really sweet and moving holiday story.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025