Bio: Shari Green writes Young Adult and Middle Grade fiction and occasionally masquerades as a poet. When she’s not glued to her laptop, she can often be found wandering in a blissful daze on the beach near her home on Vancouver Island, BC. Visit her online at www.sharigreen.com.
Favorite love song?
Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World, because it’s love that lets us see the world that way.
Why do you think that people connect with star-crossed lovers?
Because relationships are hard. Because sometimes the universe’s timing sucks. Because sometimes…sometimes the impossible happens and they live happily ever after.
Blurb:
Walking in the footsteps of a dead girl isn’t easy.
After her social life flatlines, seventeen-year-old Anna Richards wants nothing more than to lie low at her new school. But it seems Anna looks an awful lot like Chelsea, the sweet and popular girl who recently died, and Anna finds herself stepping into the void created by Chelsea’s absence.
Anna is determined to make the awkward situation work in her favor, because Chelsea didn’t just leave a spot open with the in-crowd; she also left a gorgeous—and now available—boyfriend. But it turns out that following Chelsea might be a lot more complicated than Anna expected.
Thank you so much for hosting me! (Great questions!)
ReplyDeleteAh, Louis Armstrong! Now there's a voice that could tug at the heartstrings! :)
ReplyDeleteI've not heard of this book but it seems pretty good! Thanks for sharing. :)
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