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What happens when you add one 26-year-old American to a 2000-year-old city, take a big dose of culture class and stir? Hannah Cumming and the population of London are about to find out.
'Perfect summer reading!' - Bella Osborne Two families. One cancelled flight. And a last minute house swap... Things get desperate for strangers Harriet and Sophie when they become stranded with their families in Heathrow's Terminal 5. Each woman has her own reason for really really really needing the family holiday they've anticipated for months. But Iceland's volcano has other plans for them. When their flights are cancelled, the families swap houses and discover that sometimes the best things in life happen close to home. This ash cloud has a silver lining, even if no one can quite see it yet. For fans of Sarah Morgan, Veronica Henry and Sue Moorcroft. 'A lighthearted funny read about two very different families who meet at Heathrow airport when their holidays abroad are cancelled due to the ash cloud!' netgalley reviewer 'This is a great book because it has allowed me to switch off from everything that's going on and be lost in the pages.' netgalley reviewer
A hilarious, heart-warming read about normal women who decide to ditch the weighing scales and love themselves just the way they are. Perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella and Bridesmaids.
Provides an introduction to graphic novels for both school and public librarians.
Meet Britain's Worst Innkeeper Single mother and extremely undomestic goddess, Lottie, has five days to become the ultimate B&B hostess to save her beloved Aunt Kate's livelihood. When Aunt Kate ends up in the hospital, Lottie and her seven-year-old daughter are called to rural Wales to stand in at the B&B. Without the faintest idea how to run a hotel (she can barely run her own life), Lottie must impress the picky hotel reviewer and his dysfunctional family who are coming to stay over Christmas. Without the rating only he can bestow, Aunt Kate will lose her livelihood. But will Danny, the local taxi driver who she hires to help her, really be Santa's little helper, or the Grinch who stole Christmas?
Discusses young adult collections, services, programming, and marketing ideas, as well as issues in young adult services.
She needs a groom. He needs a Green Card... When rising social media star, Nelly, is left in the lurch with not just a wedding but also the country's biggest magazine feature on the line, she has no choice but to substitute one groom for another. Luckily, Rafael Moreno Cortes needs a visa, so they make a deal: act the perfect couple for as long as it takes to get them both what they want. The catch? Absolutely nobody can know the truth. With the magazine following their every move, Nelly's ex re-emerges with a change of heart just as her pretend feelings for Rafael start to be anything but pretend. What could possibly go wrong?Perfect for fans of Green Card, Christina Lauren and Jasmine Guil...
Includes practical suggestions, personal experiences, and best practices for engaging young adults in library services, covering such topics as customer service, information literacy, collections, and outreach.
Cinderella meets Falling Down in this wickedly funny tale about having it all Carol is perfect... at least that's what everyone thinks. In reality she's sinking fast - her family treats her like their personal assistant and her boyfriend is so busy with work that he's got her single-handedly running their relationship. Not that her job is any easier. As the only woman on the bank's trading floor she spends twelve-hour days trying not to get sworn at or felt up by colleagues who put the "W" in banker. How long can she go on pleasing everyone else before she snaps and loses it all? With humor and empathy, Perfect Girl lays bare the balancing act that working women face in a man's world.
Wriggle your toes in the sand and feel the warm breeze on your face when you check into the hotel that’s full of dreams... ‘The happy plot is charming... very entertaining’ Publisher's Weekly