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Loading... Crush: The Theory, Practice and Destructive Properties of Loveby Gary Paulsen
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Cute. Not as funny as others led me to believe, got only a few chuckles. Was kind of unbelievably innocent (I certainly wasn't that childlike at 14) but it was cute. ( ) Suddenly finding himself in love with Tina, Kevin Spencer figures that since chemistry is involved with love, he should take a scientific approach to becoming Tina's boyfriend. His approach is hilariously deliberate and highly impractical: in order to observe how love works he tries to create a romantic evening for his parents, and he sets various friends up on blind dates, to varying results. The humor can be rather subtle and sophisticated for the target reader, but kids will get what they will out of it. no reviews | add a review
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Afraid to actually ask Tina Zabinski for a date, eighth-grader Kevin spends most of his time theorizing about love and romance and observing and analyzing male/female interaction. No library descriptions found. |
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