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Goo, Maureen. THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL New York : Farrar Straus Giroux, 2018 IL YA ISBN 9780374304089 (2 booktalks)
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Booktalk
#1 After a
prom night prank goes awry, jokester Clara Shin is
sentenced to working all summer on her dad’s food truck,
the KoBra. To make matters worse, she is stuck working
alongside her arch rival, Rose, a perfectionist who
always rubs Clara the wrong way. But as the dreaded
punishment begins, it brings some unexpected
experiences, such as a boy named Hamlet who might be
crushing on Clara and maybe the potential for a lasting
friendship that goes beyond the surface. Dealing with
family, friendship, and love, this story will make you
laugh out loud as you root for Clara to trade pranks for
the possibility of true love and loyalty. (Pennsylvania
Young Reader’s Choice Award 2019-2020) Booktalk
#2 After she
accepts a nomination of Prom Queen on a lark, recreates
a scene from a famous horror movie during her acceptance
speech, and participates in a fight that results in a
cafeteria fire, Clara Shin spends the summer laboring on
her Dad’s food truck as punishment alongside her
adversary, Rose. Forced to take on the responsibilities
of running the food truck and working closely with Rose
daily, Clara develops a new appreciation for her
classmate and finds a love interest in Hamlet, a
martial-arts enthusiast and boxer, who works at a coffee
kiosk. What will Clara discover about herself, and about
her relationships with others, during this challenging
season? (Georgia
Peach Book Award, 2020) |
SUBJECTS: Brazilian Americans -- Fiction. Father-daughter relationship -- Fiction. Food trucks -- Fiction. Korean Americans -- Fiction. |