Abandoned by her friends with only her ex-boyfriend Lennon for company, the two have no choice but to hash out their issues via witty jabs and insults as they try to make their way to safety. And in Starry Eyes, it was definitely not what Zorie had planned for a camping trip. Trapped in the wilderness with the boy who broke your heart isn’t an ideal situation for anyone.

But what Bailey doesn’t know is that Porter isn’t just any local surfer dude. Or that she’s landed a job where she’s being tormented daily by her coworker: smart-alecky yet irritatingly hot surfer boy Porter Roth. Especially for Bailey in Alex, Approximately after she falls for a sensitive film geek she only knows online as “Alex.” It also just so happens that Bailey is moving to California-to the same coastal town as her online crush-and yet she is too afraid to tell Alex she’s moved to his hometown. When the guy you’re meant to be with is your worst enemy, things can get a little…complicated. But finding someone based on online conversations alone proves harder than Bailey thought, and with her irritating but charismatic (and potentially attractive?) colleague Porter Roth distracting her at every turn, will she ever get to meet the mysterious Alex? One of MTV UK's 35 hottest YA Beach Reads for Summer 2017 'An irresistible tribute to classic screwball-comedy romances that captures the 'delicious whirling, twirling, buzzing' of falling in love.' - Kirkus, Starred Review 'If you like Rainbow Rowell, Jandy Nelson and John Green, then you are going to want to check out Jenn Bennett.' - Sugarscape 'A charming read, and uplifting story and a Hollywood ending worth staying up for' - Culturefly A modern-day YA reminiscent of You've Got Mail, Alex, Approximately, is a story of summer, first love, and hidden identity.Hate-to-love romance takes center stage in Jenn Bennett’s contemporary novels, Alex Approximately and Starry Eyes, now together in one incredible package that’s perfect for fans of Jenny Han and Morgan Matson. When Bailey moves to sunny California to live with her dad, who happens to live in the same town as Alex, she decides to track him down. The only problem? They haven't actually met. They share a love of films and talk all day - Alex is perfect.

Bailey Rydell has found the boy of her dreams. Life is a whole lot messier than the movies.

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