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"Kiss the Girl is sheer delight. It’s full of joy and love and self discovery, and I smiled the whole time I read it. Zoraida Córdova wrote the rock star/pop princess romance of my dreams!" —Jasmine Guillory, New York Times best-selling author
A modern tale of unexpectedly falling in love…
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1 author picked Kiss the Girl as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I was sucked in by this sweet, fluffy reimagining of The Little Mermaid with its delightful cast and thoughtful slow-burn romance. Is it Disney IP? Yes. Does it reference a not-so-subtle number of Disney properties? Absolutely, but the found family bonding on a rock tour was kind-hearted and hopeful.
I’m a sucker for celebrities out of their comfort zone so, Ariel, a former child star, all grown-up and leaving her family band to find herself while disguised as a merch girl was totally my catnip. Though an optimistic look at child stars, it touched on interesting issues such as her…
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