She lives near the capital of Pennsylvania, which a lot of people think is Philadelphia, with her significant other and their cat, Cheese. Agent: Bridget Smith, JABberwocky Literary. Kelsey Rodkey is a burrito lover and banter enthusiast striving to create the stories she lacked as a teenager. The You’ve Got Mail–style romance is well executed in this debut, only improved by Rodkey’s cognizant depiction of the financial struggles of bricks-and-mortar bookstores. Rodkey offers realistically mutable characterization though prickly Madeline sometimes fails to fully consider the consequences of her actions, her choices deepen the impact of her growth. Meanwhile, Madeline’s partaking in an ever-escalating prank war with Jasper Hamada-the “artfully put together,” infuriatingly “hot” Japanese American supervisor of Prologue, a larger competing bookstore that has recently opened across the street-and navigating her unwelcome mother’s return to her life. But when Astrid announces the store will close at summer’s end, Madeline refuses to give up, attempting to attract customers and boost sales by hosting a local chef and food truck owner, partnering with her blonde booktuber best friend, Zelda, and landing a big author for an appearance.
After college, Madeline plans to take over the store, one of the only constants in her life since their unreliable mother, Dahlia, left more than a decade ago. And a wonderful performance from Jonathan Frid of Dark Shadows.Principled, passionate, implied white Madeline Moore, 18, has grown up in her aunt Astrid’s Pennsylvania-based bookstore, Books & Moore, where Madeline works alongside her 16-year-old brown-skinned half brother, Benny. Madeline Moore is a dynamic protagonist whose passion for her family’s store (and for destroying. Kelsey Rodkey’s debut novel takes the enemies-to-lovers trope for a new spin in this bookstore versus bookstore saga where the tension between our two leads never falters.
I know we also had special guest speakers including Geoffrey Holder and William Shatner prior to 1978. Last Chance Books is the perfect funny, fluffy romance for a summer read. If you have a list of shows from missing years, or were in a show and know the year please email me at so I can add them. I have reconstructed our seasons as best I could. Map & Directions Production History Online Tickets
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