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Sex Kittens and Horn Dawgs Fall in Love
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Sex Kittens and Horn Dawgs Fall in Love

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Juvenile Fiction - Social Situations - Dating & Sex | Delacorte Books for Young Readers | Trade Paperback | July 2007 | $8.99 | 978-0-385-73277-2 (0-385-73277-5)
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ABOUT THIS BOOK

Meet Felicia, 14-year-old student at the Manhattan Free Children’s School (also known as the Pound). In Felicia's world, she and her best friends, Jess and Kat, like to refer to themselves as the Sex Kittens, and the boys they know as the Horn Dawgs.
Felicia is getting tired of waiting for a Horn Dawg to notice her uniqueness, however. So she devises a project she and the object of her affection, Matthew the Science Brain, can work on together. Felicia is determined to discover the Secret of Love with Matthew while winning both Matthew’s heart and the science fair. But love has other plans.
(Doesn’t it always?)


From the Hardcover edition.


REVIEWS

"Will provide hours of laughter and empathetic nods from readers . . . squeaky clean and lots of good fun."--School Library Journal

"Sweet and upbeat...will quickly snare admiring readers..."--The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, Recommended

"[The narrator's] boundless energy and witty–albeit hyperactive–musings are infectious...for younger teens who enjoy Meg Cabot's and Sue Limb's books and are looking for pure entertainment." --Kirkus Reviews


From the Hardcover edition.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Maryrose Wood grew up on Long Island and moved to New York City at seventeen. She currently lives in Manhattan with her two children, who are both remarkable even by New York standards.

This is her first novel, but Maryrose also writes for the theatre and film. Her work as a lyricist and librettist has won prestigious awards. These are nice, but are often presented at award ceremonies, for which it is very, very difficult to choose an outfit.

Maryrose has a cat but secretly prefers dogs, and does not ride her bike as often as she would like. She strives to live with the appropriate mix of coolness and whimsy, and suspects this may in fact be the golden road to happiness. She will let you know how it turns out.


From the Hardcover edition.