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Original Title:	The Boyfriend School
ISBN:	034546009X (ISBN13: 9780345460097)
Edition Language:	English

The Boyfriend School

Sarah Bird

Paperback | Pages: 368 pages

Rating: 3.91 | 550 Users | 78 Reviews

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Gretchen Griner is an underpaid, underappreciated photographer for the Austin (that’s Texas) Grackle, part-time lover of Peter Overton Treadwell III (known as “Trout”), and major consumer of Cup O’ Soup. That is, until she meets Lizzie Potts—otherwise known as Viveca Lamoureaux, romance writer extraordinaire. Lizzie has a plan for Gretchen’s life—and it includes Lizzie’s brother Gus. But Gretchen has her own plan, and it does not feature a “wispy goon” named Gus. Of course, fate also has a plan for Gretchen, and it doesn’t care what Gretchen wants. So Lizzie will give Gretchen Gus, Gus will give Gretchen the man of her dreams, and among this oddball cast of marvelous misfits, someone just may discover the secret to true romance.

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Title	:	The Boyfriend School
Author	:	Sarah Bird
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 368 pages
Published	:	August 26th 2003 by Ballantine Books (first published 1989)
Categories	:	Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Contemporary. Humor. Contemporary Romance

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Ratings: 3.91 From 550 Users | 78 Reviews

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I don't know why I loved this book, but it was so satisfying. It was just like butterscotch pudding, creamed potatoes, wild rice soup, and a good mattress. It was so fulfilling and comforting. I had the weirdest reaction to this book--maybe it was my mood.

I was just recalling how much I loved this when I read it years. Sweet with some spice, a sexy surprise twist. If you have never read it, its worth a shot. Esp now.

It was really weird to read this one now, with Austin being so different from when it was written and published. And yet it was nice to get reminders that the weather really hasn't changed. Or the water rationing. I had no idea that Sarah Bird had written romance novels. And it was really fun to read this having read some romance novels lately. I always enjoy reading about where I live, and the story was really cool and though-provoking, even though I figured out the twist ahead of time. I



This took me a couple of days to get into... not because it was bad, I just kept getting distracted. I finally got into it yesterday, and well, couldn't put it down. My mom was the one who told me to read it; she said it was hilarious, and it was. There was a HUGE plot twist, I was practically dying. I'm definitely going to read this again. Oh, and it made me think of my aunt, Samantha Kane. Muahaha. Her "romances" are a bit different, but either way...

This is one of my all-time favorite books, but it's difficult to be objective about it because I don't know how much of my fondness for this book is because of the book itself or because this book almost seems to have been written just for me. I was living in Austin during the period in which the book is set, and I worked for a weekly newspaper one summer. I lived on the edge of the neighborhood where the heroine lives, and so I knew all the places she went. Her post office was my post office,

I grew up watching the old 90's movie 'The Boyfriend School' with Steve Guttenberg (now titled Don't Tell Her It's Me). To this day it is still one of my favorite chick flicks, so of course when I found out there was a book I had to read it. Safe to say, I had high expectations for this book and I am so very glad to say it met those expectations. This book is clever and funny. It felt like a real romance, though I don't think the situations were as realistic. Gretchen, our heroine, is so very