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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Audrey Kim has a plan for everything.As captain of Bellweather High's debate team, she's spent years building a reputation for being the smartest person in the room, the most prepared student in school, and the last person anyone would ever call a disappointment.Because if she stops being exceptional, what does she have left Then Sam Torres transfers to Bellweather Cove.Sam is funny, unpredictable, and completely incapable of following Audrey's carefully organized systems. She trusts instinct over preparation, people over plans, and somehow manages to turn every debate practice into controlled chaos.Unfortunately, she's also Audrey's new debate partner.What begins as a season-long assignment quickly becomes something neither of them expected.Study sessions become late-night conversations.Saved seats become habits.Inside jokes become the best part of their day.And somewhere between tournament buses, rainy walks through town, and afternoons spent hiding from the weather inside Seabreeze Bakery, Audrey discovers that the person she can't control may be the person she needs most.But when scholarship pressure, championship expectations, and Audrey's fear of failure collide, she'll have to decide whether perfection is really protecting her-or keeping her from the one thing she's wanted all along.Because love isn't a debate.And some things can't be won.The Debate Problem is a warm, heartfelt young adult sapphic romance about belonging, community, first love, and learning that you don't have to earn a place in someone's life.Perfect for readers who love slow-burn romance, cozy small towns, emotional character growth, found family, and stories that feel like a rainy afternoon in your favorite café.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Riley Vale has exactly three priorities: - keep her head down, - survive senior year, - and help the Bellweather High girls' soccer team avoid complete collapse.Falling for her fake girlfriend was never part of the plan.June Moreno is loud when she's nervous, affectionate without thinking, and somehow determined to save both the struggling soccer program and Riley's entire emotional existence at the same time. Their fake relationship starts as a fundraiser stunt meant to bring attention to the underfunded team, but somewhere between rainy bus rides, shared hoodies, crowded bakeries, late-night practices, and playoff chaos, pretending stops feeling pretend.Now Bellweather Cove is watching them.The team is finally winning.And Riley is realizing that letting herself be loved might be far more terrifying than losing.Set in a foggy coastal Oregon town filled with warm bakeries, messy teammates, cold field lights, and emotionally chaotic girls who love each other very loudly, Practice Makes Problematic is a heartfelt slow-burn sapphic YA romance about vulnerability, found family, emotional safety, and the people who slowly become home before you even notice it happening.Perfect for readers who love: - fake dating- teammates-to-lovers romance- emotionally immersive YA- slow-burn sapphic relationships- found family dynamics- cozy coastal settings- awkward emotional tension- chaotic team energy- heartfelt humor- comfort reads with emotional depth. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Audrey Kim has a plan for everything.As captain of Bellweather High's debate team, she's spent years building a reputation for being the smartest person in the room, the most prepared student in school, and the last person anyone would ever call a disappointment.Because if she stops being exceptional, what does she have left?Then Sam Torres transfers to Bellweather Cove.Sam is funny, unpredictable, and completely incapable of following Audrey's carefully organized systems. She trusts instinct over preparation, people over plans, and somehow manages to turn every debate practice into controlled chaos.Unfortunately, she's also Audrey's new debate partner.What begins as a season-long assignment quickly becomes something neither of them expected.Study sessions become late-night conversations.Saved seats become habits.Inside jokes become the best part of their day.And somewhere between tournament buses, rainy walks through town, and afternoons spent hiding from the weather inside Seabreeze Bakery, Audrey discovers that the person she can't control may be the person she needs most.But when scholarship pressure, championship expectations, and Audrey's fear of failure collide, she'll have to decide whether perfection is really protecting her-or keeping her from the one thing she's wanted all along.Because love isn't a debate.And some things can't be won.The Debate Problem is a warm, heartfelt young adult sapphic romance about belonging, community, first love, and learning that you don't have to earn a place in someone's life.Perfect for readers who love slow-burn romance, cozy small towns, emotional character growth, found family, and stories that feel like a rainy afternoon in your favorite cafe. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Riley Vale has exactly three priorities: keep her head down, survive senior year, and help the Bellweather High girls' soccer team avoid complete collapse.Falling for her fake girlfriend was never part of the plan.June Moreno is loud when she's nervous, affectionate without thinking, and somehow determined to save both the struggling soccer program and Riley's entire emotional existence at the same time. Their fake relationship starts as a fundraiser stunt meant to bring attention to the underfunded team, but somewhere between rainy bus rides, shared hoodies, crowded bakeries, late-night practices, and playoff chaos, pretending stops feeling pretend.Now Bellweather Cove is watching them.The team is finally winning.And Riley is realizing that letting herself be loved might be far more terrifying than losing.Set in a foggy coastal Oregon town filled with warm bakeries, messy teammates, cold field lights, and emotionally chaotic girls who love each other very loudly, Practice Makes Problematic is a heartfelt slow-burn sapphic YA romance about vulnerability, found family, emotional safety, and the people who slowly become home before you even notice it happening.Perfect for readers who love: fake datingteammates-to-lovers romanceemotionally immersive YAslow-burn sapphic relationshipsfound family dynamicscozy coastal settingsawkward emotional tensionchaotic team energyheartfelt humorcomfort reads with emotional depth This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Audrey Kim has a plan for everything.As captain of Bellweather High's debate team, she's spent years building a reputation for being the smartest person in the room, the most prepared student in school, and the last person anyone would ever call a disappointment.Because if she stops being exceptional, what does she have left?Then Sam Torres transfers to Bellweather Cove.Sam is funny, unpredictable, and completely incapable of following Audrey's carefully organized systems. She trusts instinct over preparation, people over plans, and somehow manages to turn every debate practice into controlled chaos.Unfortunately, she's also Audrey's new debate partner.What begins as a season-long assignment quickly becomes something neither of them expected.Study sessions become late-night conversations.Saved seats become habits.Inside jokes become the best part of their day.And somewhere between tournament buses, rainy walks through town, and afternoons spent hiding from the weather inside Seabreeze Bakery, Audrey discovers that the person she can't control may be the person she needs most.But when scholarship pressure, championship expectations, and Audrey's fear of failure collide, she'll have to decide whether perfection is really protecting her-or keeping her from the one thing she's wanted all along.Because love isn't a debate.And some things can't be won.The Debate Problem is a warm, heartfelt young adult sapphic romance about belonging, community, first love, and learning that you don't have to earn a place in someone's life.Perfect for readers who love slow-burn romance, cozy small towns, emotional character growth, found family, and stories that feel like a rainy afternoon in your favorite cafe. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Riley Vale has exactly three priorities: keep her head down, survive senior year, and help the Bellweather High girls' soccer team avoid complete collapse.Falling for her fake girlfriend was never part of the plan.June Moreno is loud when she's nervous, affectionate without thinking, and somehow determined to save both the struggling soccer program and Riley's entire emotional existence at the same time. Their fake relationship starts as a fundraiser stunt meant to bring attention to the underfunded team, but somewhere between rainy bus rides, shared hoodies, crowded bakeries, late-night practices, and playoff chaos, pretending stops feeling pretend.Now Bellweather Cove is watching them.The team is finally winning.And Riley is realizing that letting herself be loved might be far more terrifying than losing.Set in a foggy coastal Oregon town filled with warm bakeries, messy teammates, cold field lights, and emotionally chaotic girls who love each other very loudly, Practice Makes Problematic is a heartfelt slow-burn sapphic YA romance about vulnerability, found family, emotional safety, and the people who slowly become home before you even notice it happening.Perfect for readers who love: fake datingteammates-to-lovers romanceemotionally immersive YAslow-burn sapphic relationshipsfound family dynamicscozy coastal settingsawkward emotional tensionchaotic team energyheartfelt humorcomfort reads with emotional depth This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …