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By: Jenni Hendriks, Ted Caplan
Narrated by: Vikas Adam
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From Jenni
Hendriks and Ted Caplan, authors of Unpregnant—now a movie streaming
on HBO Max, starring Haley Lu Richardson and Barbie Ferreira—comes a twist on the cancer love story that’s dark
humor mixed with quirky fun. Think Dirty
Rotten Scoundrels
meets The
Fault in Our Stars
.

Named a YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults nominee!

"This
book is packed with humor. Every character is well developed and has their
complexities.” —School Library Journal


Steve Stevenson is a
jerk. That might not be a cool thing to say about someone with cancer, but it’s
true. Yeah, he throws legendary parties and is the most popular guy in school,
but he also loves humiliating pranks and Cardi B, and he doesn’t recycle. Worst of
all, he’s dating Kaia—the girl of nice guy Cam’s dreams.


But when a desperate
Kaia asks Cam to help her raise money to pay for Steve’s experimental
treatment, Cam offers to organize the biggest, most viral fundraising
campaign. Maybe then Kaia will finally see Cam as the perfect,
thoughtful, altruistic, good guy for her.

But Steve’s no fool. He’s totally on
to Cam’s plan. And to stop him from stealing his girlfriend, he’s going to do
whatever it takes to make Cam’s life as miserable as his own.


From Jenni Hendriks
and Ted Caplan, authors of Unpregnant, comes a quirky, funny story
about living up to other people’s expectations and what it really means
to do the right thing.

Family & Relationships Friendship Literature & Fiction Difficult Situations Coming of Age Humor Funny Witty Comedy Death & Dying Romance
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This is a very clever take on the cancer romance trope. It’s a very positive fun story, filled with humor.

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