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Randi Reisfeld

    Randi Reisfeld crafts compelling narratives primarily for young adult readers, demonstrating a remarkable versatility across genres. Her work includes engaging non-fiction, with celebrity biographies that have achieved bestseller status, alongside original fiction that captures the spirit of adolescence. Reisfeld possesses a unique talent for developing relatable characters and humorous storylines, several of which have been adapted for television. Her writing offers a distinctive blend of entertainment and insight, resonating deeply with her intended audience.

    This Is the Sound
    No Strings Attached
    Oh Baby!
    Partiers Preferred
    Twitches
    He's Not What You Think (Love Stories)
    • 2013

      No Strings Attached

      • 624 pages
      • 22 hours of reading
      3.1(46)Add rating

      Featuring two captivating stories, this collection delves into the themes of summertime scandal and drama across the American landscape. "CC (Cape Cod)" and "Partiers Preferred" offer readers a glimpse into vibrant coastal settings and the intriguing lives of their inhabitants, promising a thrilling exploration of relationships and secrets during the heat of summer.

      No Strings Attached
    • 2011

      This Is the Sound

      The Best of Alternative Rock

      • 146 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Focusing on contemporary alternative bands, this book explores their messages and the impact they have on today's youth culture. It delves into the themes and lyrics of these musicians, highlighting how their music resonates with and influences the current generation's values and beliefs. Through insightful analysis, it captures the essence of the alternative music scene and its significance in shaping societal trends.

      This Is the Sound
    • 2007

      Partiers Preferred

      • 290 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      3.4(24)Add rating

      Set in a picturesque coastal location, the story unfolds around a house near the beach, serving as a backdrop for the characters' intertwined lives. As they navigate personal struggles and relationships, the setting becomes a symbol of both refuge and transformation. Themes of love, loss, and self-discovery emerge, highlighting how the ocean and the house shape their journeys. The narrative captures the essence of summer days and the complexities of human connection, making it a poignant exploration of life by the sea.

      Partiers Preferred
    • 2005

      Oh Baby!

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
      3.5(216)Add rating

      Before leaving for college, two small town girls decide to spend the summer in the cities of New York and Los Angeles, and share their experiences with each other by e-mail.

      Oh Baby!
    • 1997

      He's Not What You Think (Love Stories)

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.7(74)Add rating

      Jessica Graham is miserable. She has to spend three precious summer weeks at a boring resort with her father and his nasty new girlfriend. But when she meets a mysterious waiter at the resort's restaurant, things start looking up. Danny Jordan seems like the perfect guy...if only he weren't so secretive. He refuses to talk about his family, and often disappears on the weekends--without explanation.Jessica is determined to learn Danny's story. But he seems equally determined to hide the truth. How can she be with someone she can't believe in?

      He's Not What You Think (Love Stories)