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Lauren Bjorkman
I grew up on a sailboat, sharing the tiny forecastle with my sister and the sail bags. Against all odds, we are still friends. We started sailing in California and ended in Argentina. My favorite stops along the way were Costa Rica, Panama, Isla Providencia, Key West, the Azores, the Canary... show more

I grew up on a sailboat, sharing the tiny forecastle with my sister and the sail bags. Against all odds, we are still friends. We started sailing in California and ended in Argentina. My favorite stops along the way were Costa Rica, Panama, Isla Providencia, Key West, the Azores, the Canary Islands, and Brazil.During our voyages, my sister drew beautiful paper dolls for the both of us. We sewed amazing wardrobes for our stuffed animals. We became excellent swimmers and beach combers. We made up new lyrics for old songs. Canned food dominated our meals on crossings, so we really appreciated fresh fruit when we came into port. I dreamed of ice cream on the open ocean.We kept up with school through a program called Calvert out of Maryland.My dad read to us at night by the light of a kerosene lamp. Since then, I've always loved stories and wanted to write my own.I live in Taos, New Mexico with my husband, and two sons. We often see coyotes outside our window.For more, please visit my website at http://www.laurenbjorkman.com
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Books and Whimsy
Books and Whimsy rated it 12 years ago
Really cute story. Would have liked a bit more development in some of the characters, and in the romance, but overall MISS FORTUNE COOKIE is a sweet, nice book that I was able to read quickly. It's one of those that you kinda fall into and doesn't ask you to do anything but sit back and enjoy the ...
Coffee Bean Bookshelf
Coffee Bean Bookshelf rated it 12 years ago
I’ve had this book on my TBR list for a long time (literally years), so I quickly grabbed the chance to get to read this one as part of a book tour. It was a nice light read, and pretty short so it was a nice change to the long books I’ve been reading lately. I instantly liked Roz (and Eva, even tho...
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Cherie Reads rated it 12 years ago
What a breath of fresh air. No vampires, no shape-shifters, no angels, demons, fairies or any other supernatural creatures. No teenage sex, no crazy partying, no love triangle, or any of the other gimmicks used so often in YA lit. And, you know what? I didn't miss any of it! This is true realis...
Coffee Bean Bookshelf
Coffee Bean Bookshelf rated it 12 years ago
I really enjoyed reading this book…it’s true “young adult” without all the gimmicks that the genre brings. 3 girls are about to graduate from high school, they’re worried about their grades, which universities they will be accepted to and, of course, boys.I loved Erin’s character – she was a little ...
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kathymartin9237 rated it 12 years ago
This was a fun contemporary story told through the eyes of a high school senior at an elite public school. It is the story of friendship and cultural differences and understandings and misunderstandings.Erin and Mei were friends from early childhood who went a bit astray from each other in eighth gr...
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