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The Boy From France

by Hilary Freeman
RM28.87 MYR RM14.25 MYR 51% off
The Boy From France - Thryft
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French exchange affects Camden teen

"The Boy From France" follows the ups and downs of Vix's life as she navigates looking after her sick mother, her school work and relationships. This book would be a fun, light-hearted read for young adults and teens who enjoy realistic fiction with a touch of romance and drama. The story is unique in its portrayal of the French-English exchange programme and how it affects the lives of both American and French teenagers.

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The Boy From France

by Hilary Freeman
RM28.87 MYR RM14.25 MYR 51% off
ISBN: 9781848123014
Estimated First-hand Retail Price: RM44.22 MYR
Authors: Hilary Freeman
Publisher: Piccadilly Press
Date of Publication: 2012-12-01
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Romance
Related Topics: Contemporary Romance, Humor
Goodreads rating: 3.4
(rated by 65 readers)

Description

Everybody at school has heard that some of the French exchange students will be boys, and all the girls are desperate to host one of them. All except Vix, who isn't bothered who she gets. She can't imagine that French boys are any better than English boys - and they all seem to be a waste of space. Then she meets exchange student Xavier.
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French exchange affects Camden teen

"The Boy From France" follows the ups and downs of Vix's life as she navigates looking after her sick mother, her school work and relationships. This book would be a fun, light-hearted read for young adults and teens who enjoy realistic fiction with a touch of romance and drama. The story is unique in its portrayal of the French-English exchange programme and how it affects the lives of both American and French teenagers.