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Fifteen Love (Girlfriend Fiction #15)
Mia thinks boys are immature. They only talk about cars and sports. They only think about sex.
Will has no idea what girls talk about. He wishes he were a fly on the wall. He wishes he had a tape recorder and a hidden microphone ....
"Fifteen Love" is a funny up-and-down story about a boy and a girl, a viola and a tennis racquet; about family and friends, flirtin...more
Will has no idea what girls talk about. He wishes he were a fly on the wall. He wishes he had a tape recorder and a hidden microphone ....
"Fifteen Love" is a funny up-and-down story about a boy and a girl, a viola and a tennis racquet; about family and friends, flirtin...more
Paperback, 186 pages
Published
April 28th 2005
by Walker & Company
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In "Fifteen Love" by Robert Corbet, the author switches between the two different points of view; one from a girl and one from a guy. The two main characters, Mia and Will, have opposite personalities which caused them to have a confused relationship. Mia plays the viola, and is adventurous and willing. Will plays tennis, and is just an ordinary, humble boy. Some say that fate had brought them together. Both teenagers go through a bumpy ride, not just in their relationship, but in thei...more
Corbet serves up a light contemporary romance that focuses on the difference between guys and girls, only to discover they have common insecurities. Mia Foley, a quiet and pretty violist, begins falling for tennis player Will Holland just as he is starting to fall for her. Narrative volleys from Will to Mia as they move from superficial stereotypes to distinct personalities.
The humor plus romance style may appeal to fans of Sonya Sones and Ron Koertge, although the writing and themes...more
The humor plus romance style may appeal to fans of Sonya Sones and Ron Koertge, although the writing and themes...more
Amanda
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At first, I did not think I would enjoy reading this book because I chose it after taking just a quick glance at the back cover. I did not think the book would interest me because the story revolved around the sport of tennis and playing an instrument in a school's orchestra. However, I learned in the end that the book was really about managing relationships with family, friends, and significant others, at a stage in life in which you are not child anymore but not an adult yet either.
I really liked this book. I like the way the author set this out. You got to read the boy p.ov [Point Of View:] and the girls p.o.v which is so different from any other books. And its quite funny sometimes but the thing is. It does star of good but it starts to become draggy kind off. I just wanted to scream out tht she shud just get to the point!
Katie Ford
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This book is about a girl named Mia and a boy named Will. Mia is involved in orchestra while Will plays tennis. Mia is more on the popular side while Will is more towards the bottom. The two couldn't be more opposite. The book tells of the crazy events that bring them together.
I loved this book. It showed the craziness of teen life and how things can change constantly. I also really liked how it switched from both points of view. You got to hear both sides of the story throughout the...more
I loved this book. It showed the craziness of teen life and how things can change constantly. I also really liked how it switched from both points of view. You got to hear both sides of the story throughout the...more
This is a very sweet book about young love. I've reread it a few times, and have always enjoyed going back to it.
i liked the way the story was told for the most part.
i was looking for his book for ages, and then i saw it in the library and had to get it :) it can get a little boring at times when the guy is talking about tennis, but other from that it is pretty good.
2 teens find themselfs and fall in love through the prosses
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Robert Corbet writes books for teenagers. His work has been published in Australia, Europe and the US. He lives between factories in Melbourne's inner-city with three teenage children who continue to crack him up. He teaches writing and poetry in the outer-west. He plays a noisy guitar, paddles a leaky canoe and wishes Kurt Cobain was still alive.
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“Love is an anchor -- it stops you from drifting away. Love is sticking up for your friends and family, or even your pets. Love is being brave and saying what you feel. Love is making music or playing tennis; it's doing what you want to do. Love is holding on and not letting go.”
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