Marisa Calin
Phyre knows there is something life-changing about her new drama teacher, Mia, from the moment they meet. As Phyre rehearses for the school play, she comes to realize that the unrequited feelings she has for Mia go deeper than she's ever experienced. Especially with a teacher. Or a woman. All the while, Phyre's best friend-addressed throughout the story in the second person, as "you"-stands by, ready to help Phyre make sense of her feelings. But
...2) Frogkisser!
12) Bound
14) Close my eyes
Praise for the Previous Novels of Varley O'Connor
"Thoroughly researched and lively." —Vogue
"Elegantly wrought, hardheaded, and tenderhearted." —Michael Chabon
"Honesty and compassion inform every page, and there are passages so musical and full of grace they read like hymns. Reading groups should rejoice." —Sigrid Nunez
"[O'Connor] captures the dangerous intersection
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