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From the Editor: I can’t think of one other book that has triggered the same mix of heartbreak, audible laughter, and outright adoration from both myself and my twelve-year-old daughter. Rebekah Crane’s wonderfully refreshing coming-of-age novel Read More..

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Description	From the Editor: I can’t think of one other book that has triggered the same mix of heartbreak, audible laughter, and outright adoration from both myself and my twelve-year-old daughter. Rebekah Crane’s wonderfully refreshing coming-of-age novel features rage, resilience, romance, and redemption—a rainbow of emotional registers that might be difficult to take in all at once if the book didn’t also offer so many riotously funny scenes along the way, precisely when they’re needed most. In its opening pages, sixteen-year-old Zander Osborne is broken and lost, though the origins of her misery are unclear. Sent to a summer camp by her parents, she meets Cassie, who describes herself as a “manic-depressive-bipolar-anorexic.” And Grover Cleveland, healthy but with a family history of mental illness that motivates an array of charismatic habits and personality traits. And Bek, an often unintentionally hilarious pathological liar. Among these unlikely peers, Zander appears almost normal, even to herself, and as the summer progresses, these unforgettable characters develop a mutual friendship that evolves into much more than the sum of its parts. So if you’re looking for a book that both adults and teens will cherish—a laugh-out-loud story with exquisite dialogue that portrays the healing powers of trust, courage, perseverance, and hope—look no further.
Description	From the Editor: I can’t think of one other book that has triggered the same mix of heartbreak, audible laughter, and outright adoration from both myself and my twelve-year-old daughter. Rebekah Crane’s wonderfully refreshing coming-of-age novel features rage, resilience, romance, and redemption—a rainbow of emotional registers that might be difficult to take in all at once if the book didn’t also offer so many riotously funny scenes along the way, precisely when they’re needed most. In its opening pages, sixteen-year-old Zander Osborne is broken and lost, though the origins of her misery are unclear. Sent to a summer camp by her parents, she meets Cassie, who describes herself as a “manic-depressive-bipolar-anorexic.” And Grover Cleveland, healthy but with a family history of mental illness that motivates an array of charismatic habits and personality traits. And Bek, an often unintentionally hilarious pathological liar. Among these unlikely peers, Zander appears almost normal, even to herself, and as the summer progresses, these unforgettable characters develop a mutual friendship that evolves into much more than the sum of its parts. So if you’re looking for a book that both adults and teens will cherish—a laugh-out-loud story with exquisite dialogue that portrays the healing powers of trust, courage, perseverance, and hope—look no further.

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Name	The Odds of Loving Grover Cleveland
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Authors	Rebekah Crane
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Genre	Contemporary , Romance , Coming of Age , Young , Adult
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Language	English
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Country	United States
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