Jays Guide Crushing by Clyde Ruby (27 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. "A warm, witty and touching romantic comedy" - The Guardian It isn't easy working out who you like when you're still working out who you are. Jay - sorry, Jennifer - and her family move to a new town for a fresh start, after bullying at her last school went too far. Jennifer's mum insists that she do things differently, so gone are her jeans, T-shirts, skateboard and short hair. Jennifer want to keep her mum happy, so she follows Mum's plan to start looking and acting like a girl. But it soon starts to wear on Jennifer, and she starts leading a double life, dressing in her brother's clothes to sneak out to go skateboarding in the local park. That's where Jennifer feels most like herself, where she can be Jay again. But then Jay gets tangled up in a crush with Alex, a closeted boy at the skate park who thinks Jay is a boy. But is her friend Mina flirting with Jay . as a girl? Can Jay keep their different worlds from colliding? A romantic comedy that shows readers that sometimes the basics can be quite complicated! Hilarious and heartfelt, this novel is perfect for fans of Heartstopper, Felix Ever After, I Kissed Shara Wheeler and Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating. Ruby Clyde is a rising talent, known for their comedy writing and acclaimed performances as half of the comedy duo Shelf   Praise for Jay's Guide to Crushing It "The word 'heartwarming' is overused when it comes to teen love but Clyde's debut, about a teenager who is forced to dress more like a girl when they move to a new school, is genuinely that. This sweet and tender romance will offer hope to all teenagers who feel constrained by societal and parental expectations." THE BOOKSELLER - ONE TO WATCH REVIEW "This emotional romcom [.] shows the importance of living life on your own terms" Children's Books Ireland. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A warm, witty and touching romantic comedy- The GuardianIt isn't easy working out who you like whenyou're still working out who you are. Jay- sorry, Jennifer - and herfamily move to a new town for a fresh start, after bullying at herlast school went too far.Jennifer's mum insists that shedo things differently, so gone are her jeans,T-shirts, skateboard and short hair. Jennifer want to keep her mumhappy, so she follows Mum's plan to start looking and acting likea girl.But it soon starts to wear onJennifer, and she starts leading a double life,dressing in her brother's clothes to sneak out to go skateboardingin the local park. That's where Jennifer feels most like herself,where she can be Jay again.But then Jay gets tangled upin a crush with Alex, a closeted boy at the skatepark who thinks Jay is a boy. But is her friend Mina flirtingwith Jay . as a girl? Can Jay keep their differentworlds from colliding?A romantic comedythat shows readers that sometimes the basics can be quite complicated!Hilarious and heartfelt, this novelis perfect for fans of Heartstopper, Felix EverAfter, I Kissed Shara Wheeler and Hani and Ishu'sGuide to Fake Dating.Ruby Clyde is a rising talent,known for their comedy writing and acclaimed performances ashalf of the comedy duo Shelf Praise for Jay's Guide to Crushing It"The word heartwarmingis overused when it comes to teen love but Clydes debut,about a teenager who is forced to dress more like a girl whenthey move to a new school, is genuinely that This sweetand tender romance will offer hope to all teenagerswho feel constrained by societal and parental expectations.THE BOOKSELLER ONE TO WATCH REVIEW"This emotional romcom [.] shows the importance ofliving life on your own terms Children's BooksIreland When 14-year-old "Jennifer" moves to a new town for a fresh start,her mum insists she start looking and acting like a girl. But soonshe starts leading a double life, dressing in her brother's clothesto go to the skate park. Here she gets tangled up in a crushwith a boy who thinks she's a boy and school friend who thinksshe's a girl. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'A warm, witty and touching romantic comedy' - The Guardian It isn't easy working out who you like when you're still working out who you are. Jay - sorry, Jennifer - and her family move to a new town for a fresh start, after bullying at her last school went too far. Jennifer's mum insists that she do things differently, so gone are her jeans, T-shirts, skateboard and short hair. Jennifer want to keep her mum happy, so she follows Mum's plan to start looking and acting like a girl. But it soon starts to wear on Jennifer, and she starts leading a double life, dressing in her brother's clothes to sneak out to go skateboarding in the local park. That's where Jennifer feels most like herself, where she can be Jay again. But then Jay gets tangled up in a crush with Alex, a closeted boy at the skate park who thinks Jay is a boy. But is her friend Mina flirting with Jay . as a girl Can Jay keep their different worlds from colliding A romantic comedy that shows readers that sometimes the basics can be quite complicated! - Hilarious and heartfelt, this novel is perfect for fans of Heartstopper, Felix Ever After, I Kissed Shara Wheeler and Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating. - Ruby Clyde is a rising talent, known for their comedy writing and acclaimed performances as half of the comedy duo Shelf Praise for Jay's Guide to Crushing It 'The word 'heartwarming' is overused when it comes to teen love but Clyde's debut, about a teenager who is forced to dress more like a girl when they move to a new school, is genuinely that This sweet and tender romance will offer hope to all teenagers who feel constrained by societal and parental expectations.' THE BOOKSELLER ONE TO WATCH REVIEW 'This emotional romcom [.] shows the importance of living life on your own terms' Children's Books Ireland.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A warm, witty and touching romantic comedy- The GuardianIt isn't easy working out who you like whenyou're still working out who you are. Jay- sorry, Jennifer - and herfamily move to a new town for a fresh start, after bullying at herlast school went too far.Jennifer's mum insists that shedo things differently, so gone are her jeans,T-shirts, skateboard and short hair. Jennifer want to keep her mumhappy, so she follows Mum's plan to start looking and acting likea girl.But it soon starts to wear onJennifer, and she starts leading a double life,dressing in her brother's clothes to sneak out to go skateboardingin the local park. That's where Jennifer feels most like herself,where she can be Jay again.But then Jay gets tangled upin a crush with Alex, a closeted boy at the skatepark who thinks Jay is a boy. But is her friend Mina flirtingwith Jay . as a girl? Can Jay keep their differentworlds from colliding?A romantic comedythat shows readers that sometimes the basics can be quite complicated!Hilarious and heartfelt, this novelis perfect for fans of Heartstopper, Felix EverAfter, I Kissed Shara Wheeler and Hani and Ishu'sGuide to Fake Dating.Ruby Clyde is a rising talent,known for their comedy writing and acclaimed performances ashalf of the comedy duo Shelf Praise for Jay's Guide to Crushing It"The word heartwarmingis overused when it comes to teen love but Clydes debut,about a teenager who is forced to dress more like a girl whenthey move to a new school, is genuinely that This sweetand tender romance will offer hope to all teenagerswho feel constrained by societal and parental expectations.THE BOOKSELLER ONE TO WATCH REVIEW"This emotional romcom [.] shows the importance ofliving life on your own terms Children's BooksIreland When 14-year-old "Jennifer" moves to a new town for a fresh start,her mum insists she start looking and acting like a girl. But soonshe starts leading a double life, dressing in her brother's clothesto go to the skate park. Here she gets tangled up in a crushwith a boy who thinks she's a boy and school friend who thinksshe's a girl. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. "A warm, witty and touching romantic comedy" - The Guardian It isn't easy working out who you like when you're still working out who you are. Jay - sorry, Jennifer - and her family move to a new town for a fresh start, after bullying at her last school went too far. Jennifer's mum insists that she do things differently, so gone are her jeans, T-shirts, skateboard and short hair. Jennifer want to keep her mum happy, so she follows Mum's plan to start looking and acting like a girl. But it soon starts to wear on Jennifer, and she starts leading a double life, dressing in her brother's clothes to sneak out to go skateboarding in the local park. That's where Jennifer feels most like herself, where she can be Jay again. But then Jay gets tangled up in a crush with Alex, a closeted boy at the skate park who thinks Jay is a boy. But is her friend Mina flirting with Jay . as a girl? Can Jay keep their different worlds from colliding? A romantic comedy that shows readers that sometimes the basics can be quite complicated! Hilarious and heartfelt, this novel is perfect for fans of Heartstopper, Felix Ever After, I Kissed Shara Wheeler and Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating. Ruby Clyde is a rising talent, known for their comedy writing and acclaimed performances as half of the comedy duo Shelf   Praise for Jay's Guide to Crushing It "The word 'heartwarming' is overused when it comes to teen love but Clyde's debut, about a teenager who is forced to dress more like a girl when they move to a new school, is genuinely that. This sweet and tender romance will offer hope to all teenagers who feel constrained by societal and parental expectations." THE BOOKSELLER - ONE TO WATCH REVIEW "This emotional romcom [.] shows the importance of living life on your own terms" Children's Books Ireland. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Jay's Guide to Crushing It | Ruby Clyde | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2023 | Scholastic | EAN 9780702325076 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A warm, witty and touching romantic comedy- The GuardianIt isn't easy working out who you like whenyou're still working out who you are. Jay- sorry, Jennifer - and herfamily move to a new town for a fresh start, after bullying at herlast school went too far.Jennifer's mum insists that shedo things differently, so gone are her jeans,T-shirts, skateboard and short hair. Jennifer want to keep her mumhappy, so she follows Mum's plan to start looking and acting likea girl.But it soon starts to wear onJennifer, and she starts leading a double life,dressing in her brother's clothes to sneak out to go skateboardingin the local park. That's where Jennifer feels most like herself,where she can be Jay again.But then Jay gets tangled upin a crush with Alex, a closeted boy at the skatepark who thinks Jay is a boy. But is her friend Mina flirtingwith Jay . as a girl? Can Jay keep their differentworlds from colliding?A romantic comedythat shows readers that sometimes the basics can be quite complicated!Hilarious and heartfelt, this novelis perfect for fans of Heartstopper, Felix EverAfter, I Kissed Shara Wheeler and Hani and Ishu'sGuide to Fake Dating.Ruby Clyde is a rising talent,known for their comedy writing and acclaimed performances ashalf of the comedy duo Shelf Praise for Jay's Guide to Crushing It"The word heartwarmingis overused when it comes to teen love but Clydes debut,about a teenager who is forced to dress more like a girl whenthey move to a new school, is genuinely that This sweetand tender romance will offer hope to all teenagerswho feel constrained by societal and parental expectations.THE BOOKSELLER ONE TO WATCH REVIEW"This emotional romcom [.] shows the importance ofliving life on your own terms Children's BooksIreland When 14-year-old "Jennifer" moves to a new town for a fresh start,her mum insists she start looking and acting like a girl. But soonshe starts leading a double life, dressing in her brother's clothesto go to the skate park. Here she gets tangled up in a crushwith a boy who thinks she's a boy and school friend who thinksshe's a girl. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…