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Violence
None
No violence
Language
Barely any
Mild language for YA
Sexual Content
Some
YA romance: kissing and physical awareness; sweet and tasteful throughout
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Academic pressure and perfectionism; the vulnerability of admitting feelings to a rival
What this book is about
Bradley Graeme and Celine Bangura are rivals. Not friends. Absolutely not interested in each other. When they both end up at the same outdoor education program — and sharing a cabin — their carefully maintained antagonism has nowhere to go. Talia Hibbert's YA romance is sharp, funny, and full of genuine warmth, following two overachievers who are much better at being rivals than they are at admitting what is actually happening. A feel-good YA rom-com from an author known for her adult romance novels.
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YA romance; appropriate for teen readers
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