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No means no by Laurie John · Booklabria

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No means no

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No means no

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Sweet Valley UniversityBook 10 of 32

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First published: 1995
Series: Sweet Valley University, 10

Synopsis

Jessica has a new boyfriend who is gorgeous, intelligent and wants more than Jessica is willing to give.

Subjects: College students
Universities and colleges
Set in: United States

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Publisher: Bantam Books
Published: 1995
Pages: 233
Language: English
Contributor: Pascal, Francine
Series: Sweet Valley University -- #10
ISBN-13: 978-0553566550
ISBN-10: 0553566555

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