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This is an alternate cover edition of Sometimes Love Ain't Enough. Content remains unchanged, but with the addition of a book club/reader group guide at the end.***Vivien Leigh Martin is a mess. She's chronically late, stubborn, and cynical. She spends her time solving other people's problems as the campus relationship expert but studiously ignores her own. She knows she'll never be able to live up to her namesake or her mother's exacting standards.Vivien reinvented herself when she moved away to college, and she hides her insecurities under green hair and the louder-than-life persona of brassy and vivacious Bryn St. Jean, her pen name.Tobias Doan is perfect. Hot. Philanthropic. Certified plant daddy. And interested in Vivien.But a lifetime of dating and hookups and hang-ups have left Vivien with a code: guys like Tobias don't fall for girls like her. The damaged girls. The fat girls.At 6'6, with a ponytail and a poet's heart, Tobias Doan makes Vivien feel-dare she say it-dainty. And worthy. And wanted.But Tobias is going to make her choose. Between Bryn and Vivien. Between a past of heartbreak or a future of uncertainty.Between crumbs of affection or the whole damn loaf.And Vivien is tired of starving.

Bimnid is the puniest dragon on the Island of Bones. Not only is he tiny, but he does not have the shiniest scales, or the sharpest teeth, or the loudest roar. When the island is threatened by dragon-hunters, Bimnid looks to the other dragons for help, only to discover that everyone - even the fiercest - is afraid.Can Bimnid find the courage to save his horde and earn his name?

In the era of blue eyeshadow, body glitter, and Axe, seventeen-year-old Sophia Salvatore starts her junior year with one goal: get a boyfriend. She's an award-winning varsity athlete and the best friend of Bridget James-the most popular girl in school. That should make it easy, right? Right. Except snagging the catch of their class turns out to be the easy part. Keeping him proves harder. Especially when her dad comes back into her life-sober and saved-wanting to resume a father-daughter relationship and lecture about boys. Especially when she can't untangle the ambivalent feelings about her first boyfriend. Especially when a rift begins forming between her and Bridget that she can't explain. It's only after their friendship finally, and publicly, implodes that Bridget reveals a secret that could change both of their lives. The girls of fall have an important decision to make: will they start their senior year together or fractured apart?A funny, gritty, and fierce coming-of-age story with an authentic voice, The Girls of Fall is the nostalgic, perfectly angsty romp through the early aughts you didn't know you needed.