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If you are one of Zoë’s friends, you know her "invisible rules" for school survival, from what to wear to which boy is the Most Vile. Ever since the day Zoë neutralized the playground bully, she has been the go-to gal for classmates and teachers alike. When a new girl comes to school with a "reputation," Zoë decides to help her fit in. But who will save Zoë when her coaching backfires completely? Zoë Monday Costello is a whirlwind who will pick up fans on the first page of this uproarious story, carry them effortlessly to its satisfying conclusion, and leave them craving another wild ride.
About the Author
Anais Nin quote from Oprah's website inspired Tish Cohen to write her first adult novel. Tish Cohen is the author of , a 2008 finalist for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize - Best First Book Award (Canada and Caribbean region) , and in development as a feature film with Fox 2000. Ridley Scott's Scott Free is producing and John Carney, the award-winning, critically acclaimed director of ONCE is directing. TOWN HOUSE was released to massive media interest in Canada and has been published in Italy and will soon be released in Germany. Cohen has also written the middle-grade novels , and its sequel Cohen has contributed articles to some of Canada's largest newspapers, including The Globe and Mail and The National Post. Having grown up in Los Angeles, Orange County and Montreal, Cohen now calls Toronto home. is Cohen's second novel for adults.
