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My Most Excellent Year
Lose yourself in this enchanting young adult romance that proves love and a touch of magic can change everything.
âFunny, affecting, smart and surprising, too.ââThe Washington Post
âA big, warmhearted tale about musical theater, political organizing, baseball, friendship, and loveâopening up the audience to adults as well as teens.ââPublishers Weekly
There are only three great loves in T.C. Kellerâs life: the Red Sox, his father, and his best friend and unofficial âbrother,â Augie. But ninth grade is the year when he falls head-over-cleats in love with AlĂ© Perez. Sheâs pretty, sassy, smart, and a great dancer. AlĂ© is so busying playing hard to get that she doesnât realize that she just might be falling head-over-tap shoes for T.C.âs Boston accent, too. Meanwhile, T.C.âs best friend, Augie, is falling in love as well, but with a boy? It may not be so clear to him; but to the rest of his family and friends, itâs totally obvious that Augie, who loves musicals and old school screen sirens such as Judy Garland, is head-over-heels in love with Andy Wexler.
Told in alternating perspectives, this is the story of their most excellent year, where these three friends discover themselves, love, and that a little magic and Mary Poppins can go a long way.
âFunny, affecting, smart and surprising, too.ââThe Washington Post
âA big, warmhearted tale about musical theater, political organizing, baseball, friendship, and loveâopening up the audience to adults as well as teens.ââPublishers Weekly
There are only three great loves in T.C. Kellerâs life: the Red Sox, his father, and his best friend and unofficial âbrother,â Augie. But ninth grade is the year when he falls head-over-cleats in love with AlĂ© Perez. Sheâs pretty, sassy, smart, and a great dancer. AlĂ© is so busying playing hard to get that she doesnât realize that she just might be falling head-over-tap shoes for T.C.âs Boston accent, too. Meanwhile, T.C.âs best friend, Augie, is falling in love as well, but with a boy? It may not be so clear to him; but to the rest of his family and friends, itâs totally obvious that Augie, who loves musicals and old school screen sirens such as Judy Garland, is head-over-heels in love with Andy Wexler.
Told in alternating perspectives, this is the story of their most excellent year, where these three friends discover themselves, love, and that a little magic and Mary Poppins can go a long way.
Lose yourself in this enchanting young adult romance that proves love and a touch of magic can change everything.
âFunny, affecting, smart and surprising, too.ââThe Washington Post
âA big, warmhearted tale about musical theater, political organizing, baseball, friendship, and loveâopening up the audience to adults as well as teens.ââPublishers Weekly
There are only three great loves in T.C. Kellerâs life: the Red Sox, his father, and his best friend and unofficial âbrother,â Augie. But ninth grade is the year when he falls head-over-cleats in love with AlĂ© Perez. Sheâs pretty, sassy, smart, and a great dancer. AlĂ© is so busying playing hard to get that she doesnât realize that she just might be falling head-over-tap shoes for T.C.âs Boston accent, too. Meanwhile, T.C.âs best friend, Augie, is falling in love as well, but with a boy? It may not be so clear to him; but to the rest of his family and friends, itâs totally obvious that Augie, who loves musicals and old school screen sirens such as Judy Garland, is head-over-heels in love with Andy Wexler.
Told in alternating perspectives, this is the story of their most excellent year, where these three friends discover themselves, love, and that a little magic and Mary Poppins can go a long way.
âFunny, affecting, smart and surprising, too.ââThe Washington Post
âA big, warmhearted tale about musical theater, political organizing, baseball, friendship, and loveâopening up the audience to adults as well as teens.ââPublishers Weekly
There are only three great loves in T.C. Kellerâs life: the Red Sox, his father, and his best friend and unofficial âbrother,â Augie. But ninth grade is the year when he falls head-over-cleats in love with AlĂ© Perez. Sheâs pretty, sassy, smart, and a great dancer. AlĂ© is so busying playing hard to get that she doesnât realize that she just might be falling head-over-tap shoes for T.C.âs Boston accent, too. Meanwhile, T.C.âs best friend, Augie, is falling in love as well, but with a boy? It may not be so clear to him; but to the rest of his family and friends, itâs totally obvious that Augie, who loves musicals and old school screen sirens such as Judy Garland, is head-over-heels in love with Andy Wexler.
Told in alternating perspectives, this is the story of their most excellent year, where these three friends discover themselves, love, and that a little magic and Mary Poppins can go a long way.
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My Most Excellent Yearâ
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Lose yourself in this enchanting young adult romance that proves love and a touch of magic can change everything.
âFunny, affecting, smart and surprising, too.ââThe Washington Post
âA big, warmhearted tale about musical theater, political organizing, baseball, friendship, and loveâopening up the audience to adults as well as teens.ââPublishers Weekly
There are only three great loves in T.C. Kellerâs life: the Red Sox, his father, and his best friend and unofficial âbrother,â Augie. But ninth grade is the year when he falls head-over-cleats in love with AlĂ© Perez. Sheâs pretty, sassy, smart, and a great dancer. AlĂ© is so busying playing hard to get that she doesnât realize that she just might be falling head-over-tap shoes for T.C.âs Boston accent, too. Meanwhile, T.C.âs best friend, Augie, is falling in love as well, but with a boy? It may not be so clear to him; but to the rest of his family and friends, itâs totally obvious that Augie, who loves musicals and old school screen sirens such as Judy Garland, is head-over-heels in love with Andy Wexler.
Told in alternating perspectives, this is the story of their most excellent year, where these three friends discover themselves, love, and that a little magic and Mary Poppins can go a long way.
âFunny, affecting, smart and surprising, too.ââThe Washington Post
âA big, warmhearted tale about musical theater, political organizing, baseball, friendship, and loveâopening up the audience to adults as well as teens.ââPublishers Weekly
There are only three great loves in T.C. Kellerâs life: the Red Sox, his father, and his best friend and unofficial âbrother,â Augie. But ninth grade is the year when he falls head-over-cleats in love with AlĂ© Perez. Sheâs pretty, sassy, smart, and a great dancer. AlĂ© is so busying playing hard to get that she doesnât realize that she just might be falling head-over-tap shoes for T.C.âs Boston accent, too. Meanwhile, T.C.âs best friend, Augie, is falling in love as well, but with a boy? It may not be so clear to him; but to the rest of his family and friends, itâs totally obvious that Augie, who loves musicals and old school screen sirens such as Judy Garland, is head-over-heels in love with Andy Wexler.
Told in alternating perspectives, this is the story of their most excellent year, where these three friends discover themselves, love, and that a little magic and Mary Poppins can go a long way.













