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Books with author Kristen Kemp

  • Twelve Ways to Trick Your Biggest Enemy

    Kristen Kemp

    Paperback (Scholastic Paperbacks, March 1, 2002)
    Genny, a thirteen-year-old genie for over a thousand years, is furious when her arch-enemy Rebecca becomes the genie for Jess, Genny's current master's sister, forcing them into an all-out genie battle.
  • How to Become Popular Without Losing Your Mind

    Kristen Kemp

    Paperback (Apple, Jan. 1, 2002)
    Genny, who has been a thirteen-year-old genie for over a thousand years, has now taken on the case of Nadia, the new girl in town who wants to date the boy of her dreams, but the only problem is that he is a lot like the boy of Genny's dreams.
  • Life Interrupted

    Kristen Kehoe

    language (, Jan. 27, 2014)
    Rachel Reynolds isn't running from her past, but she wouldn't mind if it stopped chasing her, either. A senior in high school getting ready to graduate, Rachel is trying to look ahead toward her future, while forgetting the one night two years ago that set events in motion which altered the course of her entire life. Part of the future she's looking for includes falling out of love with her best friend, an act she seems incapable of, especially when it appears he might just love her, too.As Rachel tries to find her footing in a relationship that has baggage before it starts, a nightmare from her past reappears, upsetting the tenuous balance of Rachel's life and threatening the one person she loves most.(Mature Young Adult)
  • Tripp

    Kristen Kehoe

    language (, April 16, 2015)
    Because there are two sides to every story…I’ve never been the guy who shied away from taking the ball. I’m an athlete, I thrive on the court, and I thrive in life because like on the court, I don’t shy away from taking chances.Except that one time.Except with Rachel.I fell in love with my best friend when we were ten, and she almost put her fist in my face when I tried to defend her against a fifth grade bully. I didn’t tell her that day that I loved her, or any of the ones following, because she had proved she didn’t need me, and even at a young age, I knew the opposite was true for me.I needed Rachel with every breath I took, and it scared the ever-loving crap out of me.Being the mature young man I am (cough), I tried to ignore it. I dated someone else, I stayed Rachel’s friend and watched her from afar because when you love someone who has the potential to break you into a million unrecoverable pieces, that’s what you do. You watch from afar and you never reveal your true feelings because it’s safer to hide them than to admit them.Until it’s not. Until the day you take a step forward and alter both of your worlds completely, only to discover that you’ll never, ever be over her.This is my story – my story of Rachel and everything I did and didn’t do, everything I said and forgot to say, and everything I felt before and after we made our biggest mistake and walked away from each other.She told her side – now it’s my turn. I’m including our past, holding nothing back from her ever again, so she better be ready for me. Mature Young Adult***This is the companion novel to LIFE INTERRUPTED (the life series book 1) released January 2014. It can be read as a standalone, as it is different from Rachel’s story.
  • Breakfast At Bloomingdale's

    Kristen Kemp

    eBook (Scholastic Inc., Feb. 1, 2010)
    What's it take for a girl to make it in the big city? A sense of humor, a sense of self, and a desire to succeed in fashion. A stylish novel for teen PROJECT RUNWAY fans.Kat's come to New York City with a dream: to be a big fashion designer and to see her name on a label in Bloomingdale's. Back in upstate New York, she imagined a city paved in Prada . . . but the reality isn't quite so fashionable. Still, there are friends to be made, boys to be flirted with, and amazements to be found . . . sometimes when she least expects it. Even when her lame boyfriend from back home comes to the city to try to reclaim her, Kat knows she's found her place . . . now all she has to do is have NYC find her back!
  • Teacher Created Materials - Primary Source Readers: Amazing Americans: Thurgood Marshall - Grade 3 - Guided Reading Level O

    Kristin Kemp

    Paperback (Teacher Created Materials, July 25, 2014)
    Teach students about significant African Americans and how their actions have helped shape US history. With this biography, students will learn about Thurgood Marshall and how his fight for civil rights for African Americans helped change unfair laws. Colorful images, supporting text, a glossary, table of contents, and index all work together to help readers better understand the content and be fully engaged from cover to cover. This informative, colorful book uses primary sources to captivate readers as they learn social studies topics.
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  • I Will Survive

    Kristen Kemp

    Paperback (Push, June 1, 2002)
    A sassy, sexy revenge comedy about finding out who your true friends are...and who your true self is.Poor Ellen. Her boyfriend is cheating on her ... with her best friend. Her other (male) best friend is in love with her when he really shouldn't be. Her beauty queen sister is on a rampage. And her mom is having an affair with one of her teachers. At first, Ellen wants to climb into bed and never get out again. Then she decides she's not going to take this all lying down. She's out for revenge -- a very comic revenge, with some very unintended consequences. This is Fay Weldon for teens -- a fun, sassy look at making it through high school with your heart in one piece.
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  • What to Do When Your Best Friend Hates You

    Kristen Kemp

    Paperback (Apple, Jan. 1, 2002)
    Genny, a thirteen-year-old genie for over a thousand years, has a hard time obeying her two new masters, best friends Molly and Marina, especially when their friendship turns into a feud and Genny is caught in the middle.
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  • Beyond the Horizon

    Kristen Kehoe

    language (, Jan. 13, 2014)
    Mia Evans has one goal in life: to be perfect enough that her parents will love her, or at least love each other again. Three years ago, her brother left her family, choosing a girl over the Evans name. Watching her mother cry and her father shut the rest of them out, Mia made a promise to herself that she would be the one to bring them back together again. Yet, despite her acceptance to Stanford, her perfect academic record, and a flawless resume`, Mia finds her family getting further and further apart.Enter Ryan Murphy, the boy next door. Ryan has loved Mia Evans since the day he saw her sitting on her front porch weeping into her knees. Fifteen then, Ryan had been unsure of what to do, so he'd sat at his window and watched over her, and in that time, a piece of him became hers.Now, three years later, Ryan hasn't told Mia how he feels, but he gets the chance when he's forced to beg her to tutor him and save him from his mother. As their relationship progresses, Ryan realizes that Mia is more than he could have ever dreamed of, and that his feelings go a lot deeper than he ever imagined possible. And still, can they work?Mia didn't want to want Ryan Murphy. Just the opposite, actually. She agreed to tutor him because that's her job, but she doesn't have to like it, or the fact that she can't seem to stop noticing how gorgeous he is.Against all of her better judgment, Mia finds herself falling for Ryan, and falling hard. When the time comes for Mia to make the same decision that broke her family three years ago, she's torn: follow her heart, and lose her family, or follow her family and lose the only person whose ever really loved her.
  • Breakfast At Bloomingdale's

    Kristen Kemp

    Hardcover (Scholastic Press, Aug. 1, 2007)
    What's it take for a girl to make it in the big city? A sense of humor, a sense of self, and a desire to succeed in fashion. A stylish novel for teen PROJECT RUNWAY and DEVIL WEARS PRADA fans.Kat's come to New York City with a dream: to be a big fashion designer and to see her name on a label in Bloomingdale's. Back in upstate New York, she imagined a city paved in Prada . . . but the reality isn't quite so fashionable. Still, there are friends to be made, boys to be flirted with, and amazements to be found . . . sometimes when she least expects it. Even when her lame hick boyfriend from back home comes to the city to try to reclaim her, Kat knows she's found her place . . . now all she has to do is have the place find her back.
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  • The Dating Diaries

    Kristen Kemp

    Paperback (Push, July 1, 2004)
    Twelve dates. Twelve weeks. A buoyant and observant comedy about having a long-term relationship end -- and discovering what life is like outside of it.Katie James has been dating Paul for the past five years, since seventh grade. Then, as the prom approaches, he dumps her. The last time she was on her own, she was wearing a training bra. Now she's about to see what life is like without Paul -- and what it's like to date. She makes a resolution -- she will date twelve guys in twelve weeks, making up for all the time she wasted with Paul. But nothing quite goes the way she plans. Dating is difficult -- and difficult can be both fraught and fun. Katie's about to find out what she's been missing . . . and how to be herself without a guy
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  • 2 Grrrls: Hello Gorgeous - A Guide To Style

    Kristen Kemp

    Paperback (Scholastic Paperbacks, Nov. 1, 2000)
    A fashion guide for young girls helps them to decide what fashion style best fits their personality.
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