Crush du Jour
Crush du Jour by Micol Ostow, published by Simon Pulse on October 9, 2007, is a juvenile fiction novel that explores themes of love and romance through a humorous lens. The story follows Laine, a girl juggling her busy life while taking on the challenge of teaching a cooking class at her local community center. As she navigates her new responsibilities, she discovers that her co-teacher, Seth, is not only attractive but also offers her a job at his family’s restaurant, Hype, adding complexity to her already hectic schedule.
Readers will find a blend of cooking and romantic tension as Laine’s feelings for Seth develop amidst the challenges posed by Callie, a fellow waitress with her own intentions. The narrative captures Laine’s struggle to balance her ambitions and personal life, especially when her mother, a restaurant critic, complicates matters with a harsh review of Hype. This edition, consisting of 224 pages, presents a lighthearted yet relatable take on the trials of young love and the culinary world.
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When a girl bites off more than she can chew…
Laine barely has enough time for herself, much less for romance. But she’s always hungry for more projects — so she signs up to teach a cooking class at her local community center. As it turns out, the guy co-teaching the class with her, Seth, is not just cute, but downright delicious! When Seth offers her a waitressing job at his family’s restaurant, Hype, Laine can’t resist.
Just as Seth finally warms up to Laine, she finds out that Callie, another waitress at Hype, is cooking up a plan to steal Seth for herself. But tensions really reach their boiling point when Laine’s restaurant critic mother writes a scathing review of Hype! Will Laine have to put love on the back burner “again”?
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