Lauren Emily Whalen écrit pour les jeunes adultes, explorant les thèmes de la venue à l'âge adulte, des relations et de la découverte de soi. Sa voix narrative est souvent décrite comme perspicace et empathique, avec un sens aigu de l'authenticité émotionnelle. Au-delà de la fiction, elle aborde également des essais pour jeunes adultes, offrant des conseils pour naviguer dans des expériences de vie complexes. Le travail de Whalen examine constamment les vies intérieures de ses personnages et leurs parcours vers la maturité.
Focusing on Margot Robbie's journey, the book details her early life, ascent to stardom, and key projects that defined her career. With concise paragraphs and vibrant photographs, it offers an engaging and accessible look at both her personal and professional milestones, making it suitable for readers of all ages.
In the tradition of What Would Dolly Do? or How to Be Golden: Lessons We Can Learn from Betty White, comes this adoring, celebratory tribute to Jennifer Coolidge that captures her unique personality, smart and sassy life lessons, and special brand of humour that's quickly made her America's most beloved TV/movie star and pop culture icon.
Set against a backdrop reminiscent of Shakespearean drama, the narrative explores themes of ambition, passion, and treachery within the high-stakes world of rock music. Characters navigate complex relationships, facing the challenges of love and betrayal as they pursue their dreams. The intertwining of personal and professional lives creates a tension-filled atmosphere, highlighting the fragility of trust and the consequences of desire in a fiercely competitive environment.
The popular trend of seek-and-find books for adults meets the Fab Five from the mega-successful reality TV series Queer Eye. This officially licensed activity book for fans of the series is a follow-up to Where's Bob?, the first book in a new and exciting format for Running Press.
Stakes are cutthroat, scheming is creative, and loyalty is ever-changing in this queer, female-driven YA retelling of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
Set against the backdrop of a small town in the winter of 1997, the story follows seventeen-year-old Paulina, who navigates the complexities of her bisexuality while keeping her relationship with volleyball star Ani a secret. As her best friend Mia faces an unexpected pregnancy and struggles with the decision to inform the father, Paulina finds herself caught in a web of secrets and impending revelations. A pivotal night leads to life-altering consequences for all involved, exploring themes of friendship, identity, and the challenges of adolescence.
The story revolves around Levon and Harmony, two best friends navigating the complexities of adolescence in Chicago's Boystown. Their close-knit family dynamic is disrupted when Harmony moves to Los Angeles, prompting her to explore her identity and burgeoning feelings for a new classmate, Elke. Meanwhile, Levon grapples with changes at home and the impact of their past relationship. As they both confront personal challenges and evolving friendships, the narrative delves into themes of self-discovery and the shifting nature of love and connection.