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"Honey, Baby, Sweetheart" by Deb Caletti follows the story of Ruby, a quiet teenage girl who falls for a handsome but risky boy named Travis. As their relationship unfolds, Ruby realizes the dangers involved and seeks help from her mother's book club, The Casserole Queens, to break free from Travis's hold. Together, they embark on a journey to reunite a long-lost love, leading to a heartwarming adventure that strengthens Ruby's bond with her mother and teaches her valuable lessons about love and making the right choices. The narrative is filled with warm-hearted cliches, figurative language that reads like poetry, and a Sarah Dessen-like quality that captivates readers with its relatable characters and inspirational storytelling.

In "Honey, Baby, Sweetheart," Deb Caletti weaves a compelling tale of teenage love, family bonds, and self-discovery through the eyes of Ruby McQueen. explores themes of young love, coming of age, and the importance of support systems in navigating life's challenges. Caletti's lyrical writing style, engaging plot twists, and endearing characters like the Casserole Queens add depth and humor to the story, making it a heartwarming and memorable read for fans of contemporary young adult fiction.

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    The Nature of Jade by Deb Caletti
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    'The Nature of Jade' by Deb Caletti is a young adult novel that follows the story of Jade, a teenage girl struggling with anxiety. Set in Seattle, the book explores Jade's journey as she navigates her anxiety, her relationships, and her love for animals, particularly elephants. The writing style of Deb Caletti is described as authentic and relatable, with witty and fun characters that readers can easily connect with. The book delves into themes of family dynamics, romance, and facing one's fears, all while incorporating unique elements such as a zoo's elephant livestream and the blurring lines between humans and animals.

    Thanks as well to the superb folks and my happy family at Simon & Schuster, particularly Jennifer Zatorski, Jodie Cohen (woman of a thousand shoes), and Kimberly Lauber. Appreciation, too, to U.K. Sch...

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