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Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster

Contributors:

By (Author) Andrea Mosqueda

ISBN:

9781250822055

Publisher:

St Martin's Press

Imprint:

St Martin's Press

Publication Date:

29th November 2022

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

Young Adult

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Other Subjects:

Childrens / Teenage personal and social topics: Dating, relationships, romance a
Childrens / Teenage personal and social topics: Racism and anti-racism

Dewey:

813.6

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

352

Dimensions:

Width 149mm, Height 222mm, Spine 34mm

Weight:

420g

Description

Growing up in Texas's Rio Grande Valley, Maggie Gonzalez has a great family, a goofy group of friends, and dreams of being a photographer. But when she's tasked with picking an escort for her little sister's quinceaera, Maggie has to face the truth: that her feelings about her friends-and her future-aren't as simple as she'd once believed. As Maggie's search for the perfect escort continues, she's forced to confront new (and old) feelings for three of her friends: Amanda, her best friend and first-ever crush; Matthew, her ex-boyfriend twice-over who refuses to stop flirting with her; and Dani, the new girl who has romantic baggage of her own. As the weeks wind down and the boundaries between friendship and love become hazy, Maggie finds herself more and more confused, and soon, she must figure out how to avoid certain disaster-or be brave enough to dive right into it.

Author Bio

Andrea Mosqueda is a Chicana writer. She was born and raised in Texas's Rio Grande Valley. She currently lives in Brooklyn with her partner and works in the publishing industry as an assistant editor. When she's not writing or editing, she can be found doing her makeup, drinking too much coffee, and angsting over children's media. Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster is her first book.

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