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The Perfect Man

The Perfect Man

Name: The Perfect Man
Author: Jenny Markas

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First published: 2005
Language: English
Editions: 2

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Holly doesn’t believe in love, but her mom Jean is a helpless romantic searching for the perfect man. Whenever Jean gets dumped, she picks up her family and moves to a new town. Holly never used to mind the moves, but after arriving in Brooklyn and meeting the boy of her dreams, she decides she wants to stick around.

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